My 2000 Speedster does 55mph with some waves. It rips at about 6000 rpm. I am thinking this is set back as I see some of you are taking them upto 7250rpm. Is it an adjustment off the engine or off the throttle?
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cAn'T sWim
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Posted 07 April 2004 - 06:17 PM
I have had the Speedster over 60mph+ at least 2 or 3 times. I cannot consistently get it there but on a good wind day.....She flys!!My 2000 Speedster does 55mph with some waves. It rips at about 6000 rpm. I am thinking this is set back as I see some of you are taking them upto 7250rpm. Is it an adjustment off the engine or off the throttle?
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Posted 07 April 2004 - 08:33 PM
It's more of a rev limiter thing... different limits for different boats.My 2000 Speedster does 55mph with some waves. It rips at about 6000 rpm. I am thinking this is set back as I see some of you are taking them upto 7250rpm. Is it an adjustment off the engine or off the throttle?
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