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Recommendations to get higher top speed

Mr. Dream Boy

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I have a 2022 Lund 2075 Pro V Bass... it has Fury 24 and can reach 62 mph. Anyone can suggest more mods to improve top speed? I'd like it if it's as sturdy as a jet ski too and can withstand rough water ride.
 
I have a 2022 Lund 2075 Pro V Bass... it has Fury 24 and can reach 62 mph. Anyone can suggest more mods to improve top speed? I'd like it if it's as sturdy as a jet ski too and can withstand rough water ride.
Try a jack plate to fine tune your engine height! This is gonna help boost speed and handling. I believe Hydro Jacker might have a fit for you. Do you often carry heavy load?
 
If you wanna push more top speed, consider a jack plate for better motor height adjustment like @Lindor mentioned, a high performance prop like a Tempest Plus or Bravo I XS, and possibly engine tuning if youre willing to commit and go that route. Just keep in mind, more speed can mean less comfort in rough waters. Balancing both may take some trial and error and that means of course time and effort.
 
Totally agree. It's all about striking a balance. Speed is nice, but you definitley want to be comfortable too. Have you ever used a jack plate?
 
If you wanna push more top speed, consider a jack plate for better motor height adjustment like @Lindor mentioned, a high performance prop like a Tempest Plus or Bravo I XS, and possibly engine tuning if youre willing to commit and go that route. Just keep in mind, more speed can mean less comfort in rough waters. Balancing both may take some trial and error and that means of course time and effort.
yep, the jack plate really works. prop testing can be a rabbit hole, but a Tempest Plus or Bravo I XS is usually a safe bet to start with. Tuning is next level, for sure
 
A friend of mine has a Pro V Bass XS, and he replaced the jack plate with a Tempest Plus last season. He picked up a few extra miles per hour, and it handles much better in rough water. The ride remains smooth without being too tough on you. It's definitely worth trying out.
 
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