What would it take to build a 100MPH Cat

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  • ls1fst98
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 859
    #46
    Is that the motors that potentially make 10hp? I wanted to put one in my 41inch aeromarine sprint cat, and even debated twins. Looking forward to seeing this. I wouldn't even want to attempt to run a boat at 100+mph (although I'd like to one day) hats off to you for attempting this. Looking forward to it and good luck.
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      • dasboata
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Dec 2010
        • 3152
        #47
        Originally posted by ls1fst98
        Is that the motors that potentially make 10hp? I wanted to put one in my 41inch aeromarine sprint cat, and even debated twins. Looking forward to seeing this. I wouldn't even want to attempt to run a boat at 100+mph (although I'd like to one day) hats off to you for attempting this. Looking forward to it and good luck.
        Yes potentially 10 HP but I am pretty sure that is on 12's The truth is I can shoot for 100 MPH talk is cheap !!! but 90 would sure put a smile on my face and make my knees weak LOL But 100 sounds better and is a nice challenge thanks Guys

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          • puttekula
            Member
            • May 2011
            • 85
            #48
            Hmmm, what happened with this interesting build?

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              • 100 mph jet boat
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2012
                • 121
                #49
                Originally posted by puttekula
                hmmm, what happened with this interesting build?
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                  • maddmatt
                    Banned
                    • Jun 2011
                    • 211
                    #50
                    Your not going to get a straight up setup as not many people haven't done a 100 mph. Their going to send ideas but many are just trial and error for you. Which will cost you money and fustration. Alot of folks have spent $1000's with bad results and are not going to give any proven ideas. IMO. Power to weight ratio is a key!!!! Also weight placed in the proper areas and hull design. I not up on that hull design but it looks like it will explode on impact at 100. Keepin the hatch on will be tough. My 2 cents. Ask Manuel and the Europeons. They give the correct setup and you will have to apply. Easier said then done. Good luck, MM.

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                      • HydroMike
                        Senior Member
                        • Oct 2011
                        • 334
                        #51
                        He's still on the drawling board but I'm sure he still working on it. Time will tell , u can't do it if u don't dream it lol good luck Chris

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                          • egneg
                            Fast Electric Addict!
                            • Feb 2008
                            • 4670
                            #52
                            I think he dropped out of FE ... much harder than he thought.
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                              • Fluid
                                Fast and Furious
                                • Apr 2007
                                • 8011
                                #53
                                Guys, this thread is over a year old! Chris went back to gas a LONG" time ago.
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