HI Charlie , Im not that Quick in a straight line 85 87MPH but the boat is very quick in the turns ,can hold the buoys an hardly brush off speed ,i set the boat up that way deliberately ,thats where i do all my passing as can hold it real tight an its so quick in the turns. Mark I dont run 1667 ,I run a prop that Ian Inverity designed, but I modified again to suit my needs ,I think that prop original started as a 2718 ,correct me if Im wrong Ian ,but in any water rough smooth that prop stays hooked up at all times the boat is very settled can back off an get on it an shes gone like a scolded cat ,BTW mark im only running 90's ,got a pair of cubes as spares but find the 90's are wickedly reliable an rev hard, the boat will pull 2170 but really not a heat racing prop,when I get some time will reset the boat to see if i can accommodate the 2170 the boat is quick enough, but over time my goal is to get it to 100 mph as a heat race boat, just dont have much spare time to test , but talking to a few twin operators the next thing is can we operate a boat at 100mph in a heat race ,I once drove Aron Albericos twin at 95 mph i found that your reaction time has to be outstanding ,Im wondering if our brains can compute that fast any way thats the challenge i look forward to. cheers Ace