EPISODE · Sep 26, 2023 · 49 MIN
Episode 24 - Jim Schultz, owner of the Factory Billet 51 ft. Outerlimits, Fastest V-Bottom EVER at LOTO Shootout
from Powerboat Talk · host Joe Rode
Jim Schultz is the owner of the Factory Billet 51 ft. Outerlimits GTX that set the record for the fastest V-bottom at this year's Lake of the Ozarks shootout with an astonishing run of 184 mph. The pass obliterated Schultz's old record of 166 mph on the 3/4 mile course and surpassed the all time LOTO V-bottom record of 180 mph which was accomplished on a one mile course! Schultz, who is a machinist by trade, owns Geremarie Corporation which manufactures billet aluminum parts for world renowned boat companies like MasterCraft and Cigarette. Schultz also owns Factory Billet Power which specializes in drive and engine performance upgrades for elite boat racers. In this episode of Powerboat Talk, Schultz tells us about some of the engineering specifics of his Outerlimits which is powered by twin, Brummet Marine built, 605 cu. in. twin turbocharged, Big Block Chevys that make close to 3000 hp each. He also talks about the surprises he encountered during his record breaking run where he exceeded his expectations of achieving 170 mph by an almost unbelievable 18 miles per hour. I hope you enjoy this episode of Powerboat Talk. Please share our podcast with any performance boaters that you think may be interested in my show. You can follow Jim Schultz and Factory Billet Power on Instagram @factorybillet and Facebook @Factory Billet Power You can follow Outerlimits Powerboats on Instagram @outerlimitspowerboats and on Facebook @Outerlimits Powerboats Visit our website at www.powerboattalk.com View the video for this episode: www.youtube.com/@powerboat_talk Follow us on Instagram @powerboattalk and Facebook @Powerboat Talk Contact me: [email protected]
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