You are correct, she'll go 70mph with 150 gals of fuel and six people and a case of beer in just about any water. :partyguy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
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You are correct, she'll go 70mph with 150 gals of fuel and six people and a case of beer in just about any water. :partyguy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
How far can you go on a tank if you keep your speed reasonable?Quote:
Originally Posted by 314joey
.158 ratio. I wonder if that's good. Don't know what that means in a boat since the load on a boat engine is like 3 time greater than a car.
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She's got a 160 gal tank, but I rarely let it get under a 1/4 tank, it's safer that way, it's got twin efi 502s, if I keep the rpms around 3,500 I can go around 110-120 miles or so depending on more much weight she's got in her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
When we had her in SWF last year we went for a nice drive South from Ft. Myers Beach to Marco Island and back for lunch, that took all the fuel she had that day, we filled her up before we left and she was bone dry when we got home, we did have a few spurts of 4,500-5K rpms though, just playing in the GOM.
At almost $5 bucks a gal that was a expensive lunch that day.........yikes.
Hahaha. I did!!! Ok .75 !! Lol. That would be out of control. [emoji12] Blond moment much???Quote:
Originally Posted by K-034
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Lol, you should just use the calculator Jerry provided a link to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs.K034
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That would be too easy and smart lolQuote:
Originally Posted by HotWater
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Keep working on your math, you will get it right one of these times. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Mrs.K034
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Hahaha. I'll try.Quote:
Originally Posted by HotWater
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.75 hp to 1 lb