Seriously though that’s crazy!

Im 16. I got a 15hp on a 11ft Tinny not crazy enough. Putting a 75hp on 14ft tinny haha

RichieT5 🤣I did the same thing a 15on a 10ft jonboat and it was insane! Soo much torque I’m just 16

Could modify old 2smoker jonnyRudes to 20+hp that engine was actually the 9.9 with a bigger carb so 1000more rpm. You can get the older jonnyrudes to holeshot like f$%k with coil,ht and plug mods

@Quirin M. thats insane! I just finished restoring a 88 rm250 but my next project is i want to build a small boat that hauls ass. idk what i could get out of a 8ft jon boat with a 15hp 2 stroke, its maxed rated for 5 but with what ur talking about that is amazing. im 20 years old teaching my self about engines and the physic of speed and racing. if you have any more 2 sense or some more detail on your experince id love to hear it thanks!

I have a 9.9 on my 12 ft Jon boat. with 2 people and gear it goes a nice 22 mph. im guessing with just me it'd be about 26 mph no gear just with my 120 lb skinny ass

I put a 8hp on a 8ft dinghy. Literally flies

More pitch bad

Brandon S Yates Sr. More pitch will give you more speed at the same rpm because the blade travels a farther distance through the water than a lower pitch prop. You add pitch until you run almost redline without hitting rev limiter. I lake test boats almost everyday at the dealer I work at

super pickle that’s how we set em up at the dealer I work at. Add pitch until it don’t hit the limiter anymore and you will get the top speed and a good hole shot out of it

Two issues first is as said already your way under proped at that weight/load... And your running way to wet... 4 or 5 degrees of positive trim and you will be really quick... It's super under propped tho as you are on the limiter even pushing that much water so it would carry weight really well. Prop pitch increase and properly trimmed it will run low 50s. If you are taking out 2 people plus your self and gear I would leave it as it is because it will carry the weight with very little loss in speed.... With 2 more people in the boat and some trim to get some boat out the water and i bet it would still run 41-42... It's always nice to have the prop to carry weight.. It really sucks when your boat is propped for a lighter load and then you load it down and just getting the hull to lift takes forever and you can't get any rpm... On our bass boats we always prop to carry two people a full gear load out and full live well and fuel.. It cost or 5 to 7mph on the absolute top when it's just one person, empty live wells, 1/4th tank of fuel and not much gear BUT it's always nice knowing that I have a prop that will respond quickly when the water vets big and blow out is unlikely when trimmed down and running tight creeks (high pitched props do not like pushing water when you bury the trim and the boats super wet... They only perform when your padded out and wot)... I may leave it as it is if it was me so i could carry people and gear really well...but if your looking for speed you need pitch and trim again its on the limiter anyhow but your running super wet... If you get the boat out the water some the ride will be far better at the back of the boat as well.... In this video it looks like you need about 3 to 4 degrees trim up based on how much hull is in the water at wot.

It needs to suffer, GAS FOR LIFE GET RID OF THESE 4 STROKES AND E MOTORS

@@EV1NRUDE yeah right

Homeless bass tester Ur name is awesome dude.( If its not serious)😳

@@EV1NRUDE thanks. I made it up and isn't serious 😂

Homeless bass tester ok, good.

For real lol gotta strap it down

Bubba Wayne 😂

Is that a 90

Dave C fuck you

Haha haha I died

I wouldn't be going that fast on one of those 😂

Takes balls to be a man

I wouldn’t go that fast on a jon boat but to each their own. I can’t afford a motor like that to begin with anything more than a 20 is too expensive

@@MrDavidelliottjr takes balls to be stupid you mean!! Lol

And he’s a boat mechanic so!!!

@@prestonmcdowell1351 so?

@@mrGW what ever he breaks to have fun he can and will fix

thats what i was thinking. this boat should be able to go 40 with half the HP. def needs more prop lol

dude a 40hp should push this boat the same mph

@@internetgangster2570 not even close. Unless its built.

@@paladain55 he went 37 with a 40 on the same boat

Get a more pitched prop to

Cody Gardner hr installed it

@@blankaffinity most are helm control because of the size

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right

The one in the video

its called speedometer i have it aswell

all he needs is a more pitched prop he’d be going 60, the motor is at max rpm

Need a more aggressive prop that thing would probably need something custom to get best performance out of that little boat.

@@kjruff7786 I've found if you look around some of the smaller prop companies have some amazing props. I've found taller pitch props for the 50 I run on my jon boat, and they aren't any more expensive than quality stainless prop from a more familiar name. Oops. Wrong channel name. Still 5 Minutes On The Water here.

If you look at CFR 183 the calculation for that boat supports a 110 HP remote steer, so contrary to public opinion it isn’t the lack of strength in the transom that drives the max HP rating of a boat. But the tiller handle isn’t a great idea with that much Hp, thankfully the handle is long!

Then dont hit sandbars like a dingus

@@jordanhicks5131 My friend hit a submerged refrigerator, only one corner was bobbing and they never saw it.