New P2 speed issues

Try a trophy and It could just be they are different set ups. Not all run the same. They are like family, we are all cut from the same cloth, though we all have our own characteristics.

Bass Cat Boats wrote: Try a trophy and It could just be they are different set ups. Not all run the same. They are like family, we are all cut from the same cloth, though we all have our own characteristics.Granted that could be the issue, but nearly a three mile difference is pretty steep-IMO. I wouldnt think you would see that much of a difference in the same model boat with virtually the same set up. Admittedly, Ive never owned a Bass Cat (thats about to change), but I have owned several “R” boats that were the same models year after year. There were speed differences, but never that much of a difference with the same set up. Its got to be your prop. Last edited by Jake B on May 9th, 2010, 9:45 pm, edited 2 times in total.My CatI Am Second

I run a 26 trophy +With a tournament load and one REAL big partner (320lbs) I run 68mph gps but only get around 5350rpms max. Then again I am just learning to drive the boat instead of the boat driving me.From what I have read most that have spent an enormous amount of time and diligence dialing their boats in with a fury are VERY happy and are running 70-73 with a tourny load. I am sure someone more well versed will chime in.Good luck

I run a 26 Fury on my 2010 PII with the ProXS 200.Full Tourney load with two people and water in livewells 72-73 mph. By myself, I run 75-76. The only adjustment that I have made was raising the motor about 3/4″ above factory setting. The boat will chine, but I reached these numbers once I learned to drive through the chine.