PII/200opti/26Fury

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September 10, 2011 at 6:32 pm #344403

gchagler
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I got my 26 Fury in and slipped it on this morning. Me 260+ lbs, main tank 1/2 full, 6 gallons in the saddle tank, my normal tourney load, Minn Kota 101 on the bow, 4 batteries, temp 81. Holeshot is very good, midrange is awesome, topend 74.6 mph @ 5600rpms.

September 10, 2011 at 7:17 pm #344425

richstadler
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Darn good numbers bud! I just tried my 25 Fury today. It was a used prop and I was in a hurry and forgot to take the plugs out. Hole shot was still good. I wonder how much of a difference the hydraulic JP gives you. I could get real close to those numbers but not quite there. Nice!!

September 10, 2011 at 10:45 pm #344446

Rick V
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Thats quick! I saw 75 (75.1 gps) for the first time this morning; 60 degrees n calm, full main tank, empty saddle, all gear n me(175) close to 5700 best i can tell. 24v fortrex. Wish i had a hydro JP to play with n dial in on the fly. Wonder if i can get 76 if i lighten her up? may hit rev limiter though… Just for shizzles!

September 10, 2011 at 11:01 pm #344467

Flyswatter
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Great numbers seems to be the order of the day. RV, I think it can be done. Youll have to freeze your arse off a bit in low 40° air temps. I think Chris hit 76 last year and hes put the time in on that setup. Crazy to think a 19 boat with a 200HP motor is hitting these speeds. Chris, how was the hole shot? Did you plug any of the ventholes on your 26p Fury?

September 10, 2011 at 11:57 pm #344482

schodackbassman
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Wow Chris, great numbers. Sounds like that prop was a good find.

September 11, 2011 at 3:48 am #344501

z520comanche
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Glad its a great prop for your boat Chris.

September 11, 2011 at 4:23 pm #344512

DOUGMCGEEP3
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I aint got to play in our cooler weather! Too busy at the plant and too busy workin on boats in my shop! But I got a 27 fury to play with if I ever get some free time on a cool morning

September 11, 2011 at 11:56 pm #344530

gchagler
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These P IIs are awesome boats, as are all Bass Cat Boats! Rickv, I think 76 is within reach but like Tom said itll take some cold temps and light loads to get it there. Tom, I got close last winter with a 26 tempest 75.6.I have all the vent holes open with no plugs and the holeshot is very good.Im hoping hoping this prop will put me over 76 this winter. If not Im sure Doug will get there with his 27.Joe thanks again for the great deal on the prop!Now Ill probably send my 26 tempest to Croxton or Ronnie Gilbert and get it worked. I still want a 25 Fury for the summertime.

September 14, 2011 at 1:47 am #344558

basscat4life
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iam running a 2009 classic with a 200 opti . running a 25 tempest, thats what mine came with, i do have a hyd plate, in the cold weather i can hit 71 but at 5900 close to 6000, have any of you guys tried a trophy with much luck at all, and if so what pitch and did you run a blow out ring and how was the pvs plugs,

September 14, 2011 at 3:01 am #344576

gchagler
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I have run a 26 trophy and it didnt perform well on my P II. You should be able to get a little more mph out of your setup though your tach must be off b/c the rev limiter will come in at 5750 rpms. I have run a 25 tempest and hit the limiter at 72 mph with my normal load in the summer. I have spun a 25 Fury to the limiter with a lighter load in cool weather at 74.4 with an unbelievable holeshot.
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