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35GTR speeds vs Modified 35GTR and any downsides?
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Location: MATAGETDOWN, TX
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 35GTR speeds vs Modified 35GTR and any downsides? I just got a 1846 35GTR whats the expected top speed now stock vs. a modified one with the headwork from SETXperformance and the mm exhasut. And is that extra power to much on the engine in the long run?
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| Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:10 pm |
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Team Camo
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Location: Bridge City, TX
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Re: 35GTR speeds vs Modified 35GTR and any downsides? My stock 35 GTR on 1846 GT boat runs 29 solo & light, 25-26 with 2-3 guys, dog & hunting load. Heads & exhaust will probably put it 30-31 light & 28-29 with that load.
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| Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:15 pm |
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dadazzsaleen
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Location: Mandeville, LA
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Re: 35GTR speeds vs Modified 35GTR and any downsides? Some mods, like head work, can increase durability of motor.
I'd say expected stock speeds would be 27-30mph, solo.
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take'emgator
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Joined: Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:38 pm
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Location: SETX
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Re: 35GTR speeds vs Modified 35GTR and any downsides? Head work prolongs the motor in my opinion, stock valves are more prone to failing than the stainless stock one piece replacments. Motor will breath better and run cleaner than a stock briggs head
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