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just bought 2004 speepster 200
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i paid 15,000USD with bringing it across the border and everything $17,231CAD
Congratulations on the boat! I think once you get a chance to run it come summer you'll be happy with the power the twin 155's put out. I see you're from Sylvan Lake, so be sure to check out the "Lakes around the Calgary area" in the regional section near the bottom of the page.
Aaron:cheers:
Aaron:cheers:
yeah i was gonna buy the wake 230 with the twin 215's but this one just worked out better and im not in sylvan much i go to bc alot my old lady's dad has a 28 foot off shore fishing boat with twin 200 murc's that things is fast lol 60mph in 2 feet of chop took it out on sylvan last year and its just to much boat for that lake everyone in there dogs trying to race me and as soon as it go rough they back right off and i pinned it lol but i pull up to the pier and guy are like that boat looks like it came straight from miami lol
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Congrats on the new boat. You should be pleased with the performance.
You know, the question you ask is one that is asked really often. I usually give the same answer. You have two powerful motors. They will really go fast enough for anything you want to do, except fly and if you put wings on it, it might just do that.
When you mod the motors, it's something you have to upkeep and continue to put money into all the time. It's a never ending endeavor. Then, you have to realize that when you put the extra stress on the motor, you shorten it's natural life span.
If you must mod something for a bit more speed, look at modding your jet pump. That way, you won't affect the motors efficiency. You can change your impellers, install a wedge, a pump extension (which runs about a grand for each pump) or a power nozzle.
Navigate from here and check out some of the mods for your engine and pumps. The link will take you to the engine mods but make sure you follow a tab for the pump.
The biggest let down is the excitement of building it up a little, expecting to see some changes but honestly, after making a couple changes to my Challenger myself (pump), it was just not worth the extra $400 bucks I spent to do it. The gain was only a few miles per hour........:cheers:
Congrats on the new boat. You should be pleased with the performance.
You know, the question you ask is one that is asked really often. I usually give the same answer. You have two powerful motors. They will really go fast enough for anything you want to do, except fly and if you put wings on it, it might just do that.
When you mod the motors, it's something you have to upkeep and continue to put money into all the time. It's a never ending endeavor. Then, you have to realize that when you put the extra stress on the motor, you shorten it's natural life span.
If you must mod something for a bit more speed, look at modding your jet pump. That way, you won't affect the motors efficiency. You can change your impellers, install a wedge, a pump extension (which runs about a grand for each pump) or a power nozzle.
Navigate from here and check out some of the mods for your engine and pumps. The link will take you to the engine mods but make sure you follow a tab for the pump.
The biggest let down is the excitement of building it up a little, expecting to see some changes but honestly, after making a couple changes to my Challenger myself (pump), it was just not worth the extra $400 bucks I spent to do it. The gain was only a few miles per hour........:cheers:
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