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Mercury 60/40 4 Stroke 4800 RPM WOT right?
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<blockquote data-quote="JL8Jeff" data-source="post: 423651" data-attributes="member: 12995"><p>Just for reference, I have a Lowe 1652 jet tunnel and with my mid 90's 60/45 Mercury 2 stroke I was getting around 28 mph upstream. I'm not sure what the rpm was or if my linkage/timing is correct at WOT because the linkage was broken when I got the motor. I don't normally run close to WOT but I found a small GPS so I did a test. The batteries died before I could get a downstream speed check.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JL8Jeff, post: 423651, member: 12995"] Just for reference, I have a Lowe 1652 jet tunnel and with my mid 90's 60/45 Mercury 2 stroke I was getting around 28 mph upstream. I'm not sure what the rpm was or if my linkage/timing is correct at WOT because the linkage was broken when I got the motor. I don't normally run close to WOT but I found a small GPS so I did a test. The batteries died before I could get a downstream speed check. [/QUOTE]
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