need some senior input jet project

Discussion in 'Jet Drives' started by LEASEGUY, Aug 9, 2006.

  1. LEASEGUY
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    LEASEGUY Junior Member

    I have a 24 foot Baja and I am removing bracket,outboard and most of interior and floor. I also have a marine small block chevy aprox 260 hp , i plan to buy a new jet and cut it in but i need a source for weight ditribution info how many stages should jetdrive be ,& im sure other basic guideline info.....help!
     
  2. hmattos
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    hmattos Senior Member

    Hi,

    Try the Hamilton Jet site at www.hamjet.co.nz - great for technical data and their team will reply to an emailif you have specific data. They will need the boat mass laden and unladen, the waterline length, the chine beam and the deadrise angle (s) . Then their computer can output whether you have enough horsepower and whether it will be a stable config. and where the LCG should ideally be positioned.

    WE also build diesel jets using Hamilton jets - see www.explorermarine.co.uk and click on RIBs and JETRIBS.


    Good boating
    hugh Mattos
    www.explorermarine.co.uk
     
  3. LEASEGUY
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    LEASEGUY Junior Member

    Thanks for the info Hugh, could you recomend a book on this topic ?
     
  4. lazeyjack

    lazeyjack Guest

    I,ve done a few with the Hamilton jets too, in bigger vessels
    Monohydron works best, , that is when the chine height runs straight with the keel for quite a way Jets are Horrible things to steer even then, all the ones I put in had autopilots , steering was a constant event, no rest, but for a boat thats used on rivers steering is fun. yep look at the website, ring em up and ask for Trever
     
  5. LEASEGUY
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    LEASEGUY Junior Member

    thanks HULLO, what do you think of sword marines jetpac?
     

  6. Amador
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    Amador Junior Member

    Hi,
    You may try www.ultradynamics.com, their model UltraJet 251 my be your solution.

    Have a nice day
    Amador
     
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