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Justin Van Dyken wrote:
OK, big question, all takers. All of my experiance is in jet boats, I have only stepped aboard a prop boat a couple of times. So naturally I tend to gravity toward what I know, and I admit that I am probably a little biased and will defend my little jet boats with vigor. However, in my continual quest for more power and more speed I have come across many an individual that will swear up and down that a jet pump is "limited" and a prop boat is "limitless". The main arguments are these: 1. You can only force so much water through a jet pump no matter how much you build the engine. 2. HP for HP a prop boat will have more responsiveness and overall speed. 3. Lastly there are no cavetation problems that you have with a pump Now, I would like to find this all out for myself, BUT, you cant really go down to your local boat dealer, show you drivers license and take a couple boats for a spin. At least not at the dealers that I know of. Does anyone have some light to shine on this subject? Any experiances? They would be much appreciated. Thanks, Justin Van Dyken |
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