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Jet Sprints World Champs 05, Peter Bryant

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Uploaded by on Oct 16, 2006

Peter Bryant from Gisborne NZ, Takes out the jet sprint world champs 2005 at Uponkongaro, Wanganui, New Zealand. Time 46.51 secs

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  • That is the most awesome thing I have seen in a long time.

  • I support that: it is that fast. 0-120km/hr in 2.5 seconds. I have seen one of those boats roll out of the water and end 20 metres up the hill. It's awsome stuff. We are talking up to 1000 HP, twin turbo V8's here jammed into a 16 foot boat.

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  • Dude, you should upload this in HD!!! Great vid!!

  • FUCK THATS FAST!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • I could enjoy one of these in the cowes races,no friend,s but hey.

  • Just to clarify with some of the comments left, these boats are not supercharged or have turbos, as they only rev from 6 - 8000 rpm and have only one gearing. Superchargers & turbos would only just be cutting in at those revs but the jet units are limited to the revolutions of around 6 - 8000 rpm max with work done to the jet to achieve these revs.

  • These boats are only about 13 ft. long

  • No, it's not supercharged. He's got a Kendrick all aluminum 500 cubic inch small block chevrolet, mechanical fuel injection, running on methonol fuel making around 950-1000 horsepower.

  • supercharged.

  • Jet units pump 20,000 l per min - thats a swimming pool full in about the time of the run!! Listen to the exaust note, hardly changes - always a sign of a good run

  • Arithmetic. g = V**2/R. Measure the speed. Measure the radius of turn and you have it.

    The side forces are enormous. Tons of water per second being thrown out sideways.

  • 8g? where from do you get that info?

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