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Low Top Speed - 2017 C30
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dbsea
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Finally got around to testing my WOT numbers today out on Lake Washington. I was able to achieve the full 3600rpm and approx 25.5kn, I have the same D6-435 in my 2016. Half tank of fuel, 3/4 water, empty holding tank, 2 people, 3 dogs, two days worth of provisions.
dbsea
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Gwkessel":26l313u1 said:Hey DB
what was your boost pump pressure at WOT
Thanks
G
I didn’t check that number! I don’t have it in my default data points on the upper helm screen. Sorry!
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Update -
After changing my fuel filters and scrubbing the bottom I have obtained a speed of 23.5 knots and 3500 RPM.
Still not where I was earlier this season but way better! When I get the courage I will probably remove the fuel intake from the tank to remove the screen and see if their isn't a small obstruction limiting fuel intake. But at least I am close to where I was to start the season.
After changing my fuel filters and scrubbing the bottom I have obtained a speed of 23.5 knots and 3500 RPM.
Still not where I was earlier this season but way better! When I get the courage I will probably remove the fuel intake from the tank to remove the screen and see if their isn't a small obstruction limiting fuel intake. But at least I am close to where I was to start the season.
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