Has anyone ran a 450R on a bullet? i'm seriously debating pulling off my 300R to put a 450.
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Has anyone ran a 450R on a bullet? i'm seriously debating pulling off my 300R to put a 450.
:laugh: Never happy... :roll:
I would if I was RICH!!!
If I had the cash for one, heck yeah!
If you are that serious about speed just put a 450 on an Allison. :thumb up2:Quote:
Originally Posted by hyperflow
You think the Allison is faster?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1Holeshot
That would be one sick ride :thumb up2: do it I would love to see a few pictures of the rig with a 450 :yesnod:
I’d wait until the 600R comes out. :stirthepot:
Didn’t Steve Bishop do it on his 21 xrd?
I think so but I dont think he kept it on there long. I don’t know any details.Quote:
Originally Posted by rclark1
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by SUSHII
I have owned two of each brand and the A boats were faster than the B boats.
The Bullet would be faster on top end with the 450R due to hull design. There was a 21XRS with a 450R in Florida that supposedly ran a decent triple digit number, but that motor was quickly removed.
450 is 167 pounds more. Would need to have all lithium s and move a lot forward.
Richard aka Kllr Bee
I believe I'd call Tim Powell about a 450. He's been running one on a xb for a while now. A friend of mine who owns and drives a Allison xb21 thought my 21 sst may have been a little faster then his xb. But he may have been being nice. I own a 21 XB now and I'm not sure which was faster. They are definitely different boats. All I know is I'd love to drive either with a 450.
450R is a ton of weight, its not a simple bolt on and run an instant big number. It will change a lot of the characteristics you are use to seeing. I dont recommend it.
Is mine fast? Yes, but it took a ton of work to get it there.