Mhz drambuie qt ht25
06-12-2008, 07:43 PM
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RE: Mhz drambuie qt ht25
On be half of sickmodelpowers thankyou for the feedback. We specailize in rigging rc boats mainly. We can do anything a customer wonts to his or her boat. This is one of our current projects, we are also doing a expresscraft thunderbolt with a quick draw ht 25. Here are some more pics......
06-13-2008, 01:41 AM
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RE: Mhz drambuie qt ht25
Just something to think about too on your builds. Put one of the outlets on the opposite side too. This way water can be seen if comming out no matter which side you are facing. Did this on my boat and kinda nice being able too see it. Just something to think about is all. May not be as clean as all three lines out one side, but a little safety is all if no water is seen comming out . They can bring the boat in or shut it down to prevent damage.
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07-04-2009, 09:55 AM
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RE: Mhz drambuie qt ht25
I'm not that familiar with other gas motors, why a quickdraw? Everywhere I see there using Zenoah's, Sikk, etc.. Is the Qt Ht 25 faster? Is it modded? How much horsepower?
Thanks for the Info.
Thanks for the Info.
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RE: Mhz drambuie qt ht25
QDHT is about 7.5 HP which is a 1 - 1.5 more than most full mod Zens and 2 more than SIKK.
It is a nasty fast engine that will put most hulls over 60 mph (and some over 70) with the right prop and set up . Easy to run and easy to care for. Just do what Todd says and you'll be fine
For more info go to QD website. What they say is no BS. I have owned one for over a year and been extremely happy with it.
It is a nasty fast engine that will put most hulls over 60 mph (and some over 70) with the right prop and set up . Easy to run and easy to care for. Just do what Todd says and you'll be fine
For more info go to QD website. What they say is no BS. I have owned one for over a year and been extremely happy with it.
07-04-2009, 09:06 PM
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RE: Mhz drambuie qt ht25
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QDHT is about 7.5 HP which is a 1 - 1.5 more than most full mod Zens and 2 more than SIKK.
It is a nasty fast engine that will put most hulls over 60 mph (and some over 70) with the right prop and set up . Easy to run and easy to care for. Just do what Todd says and you'll be fine
For more info go to QD website. What they say is no BS. I have owned one for over a year and been extremely happy with it.
QDHT is about 7.5 HP which is a 1 - 1.5 more than most full mod Zens and 2 more than SIKK.
It is a nasty fast engine that will put most hulls over 60 mph (and some over 70) with the right prop and set up . Easy to run and easy to care for. Just do what Todd says and you'll be fine
For more info go to QD website. What they say is no BS. I have owned one for over a year and been extremely happy with it.
07-13-2009, 07:42 AM
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RE: Mhz drambuie qt ht25
Wow those quick draw motors are sick. Hey Sickmodelpowerboats any updates on your build with the drambuie? What's the price range for a setup like this? What kind of speed are you getting?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
Thanks for any info you can provide.
