Reply With QuoteYou can't hardly break anything with 250hp, run it!... Get some info on it here!..
Velvet Drive! (http://www.velvetdrive.com/productsm.html)
my dads boat has a 1960 velvet drive
how much HP can it take its there a place I can run the numbers and get some specs
its mounted to a 1956 Cadillac big block I think 250HP
You can't hardly break anything with 250hp, run it!... Get some info on it here!..
Velvet Drive! (http://www.velvetdrive.com/productsm.html)
You can't hardly break anything with 250hp, run it!... Get some info on it here!..
Velvet Drive! (http://www.velvetdrive.com/productsm.html)
we are thinking of makin more hp
thanks for the like
Velvet Drives can take power depending on what one you have!..
Velvet Drives can take power depending on what one you have!..
I dont have any numbers yet
but looking at the link you gave me it looks like a model 71 or 72
it in line and runs a glenwood V drive unit
Mike,
I've been running a used, no rebuild 72C Velvet Drive for several years in a 10 sec./100+ mph blown Sanger flat. It's great, we actually ski with the boat,
and race it. It really blows the guys away who are in the water at the 'out' ramp at Ming to help you get on the trailer. I tell them nicely to get out of the way and just drive the boat slowly onto the trailer!
There is a company in Florida (Cyborg) that exchange rebuilds them to take up to 1400 hp!! Love my transmission!!!
If anyone is looking to buy one I have a new rebuilt one, never be used.
If anyone is looking to buy one I have a new rebuilt one, never be used.
Is it a 71C or 72C? How mucho?
You can PM me if you wish...
Dave
C-71 are rated up to 350 cu , C-72 are rated to 500 cu ,not HP. Have a rebuilt C-72, asking $899 cdn .
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