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360 Mariner Performance

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Re: 360 Mariner Performance

Postby km1125 » June 6th, 2020, 8:57 am

If there were 5 inches of crap on the hull you'd have never made it on plane. It doesn't take much growth at all to increase the load quite a bit. Think of a smooth surface sliding on carpet vs a section of thin sandpaper trying the same thing. Lots of drag added. If there was any 'hard' growth (barnacles) vs 'soft' growth (algae) it knock speed down quickly.

I would believe Carver's numbers would be appropriate ("Carver told me that the boat should cruise at almost 20 knots and should top out at 26 - 27 Knots")

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Re: 360 Mariner Performance

Postby Dark Horse » June 6th, 2020, 10:39 am

When I took my new to me boat (2001 350 mariner with 350 MPI, semi dirty hull, 4 people and half tank of gas) out for the sea trials we cruised along 16-18 mph at about 3200 rpm. I was told that it would top out about 22 mph
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Re: 360 Mariner Performance

Postby km1125 » June 7th, 2020, 9:00 pm

Dark Horse wrote:Source of the post When I took my new to me boat (2001 350 mariner with 350 MPI, semi dirty hull, 4 people and half tank of gas) out for the sea trials we cruised along 16-18 mph at about 3200 rpm. I was told that it would top out about 22 mph

Are those 350HP or 350 CI?
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Re: 360 Mariner Performance

Postby Mn car guy » June 9th, 2020, 7:24 pm

My 98 with 7.4 (but about the same hp) Hits 21 mph at 3200 rpm and flat out will do 32 mph at 4400 rpm.

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