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| i had my 700 fusion to 95 on a quite large lake.
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| I had my 2006 700 up to about 95 out on the lake at the end of last year. I am somewhat of an adonis (5 foot 3, 270 lbs) so, do your own math
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| 104 on a lake with a new torque stop and a new belt at the end of last season
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| HELLO, last year I did 109 on my stock fusion. Top speed is recorded on dash.I do only way 140 pounds.It was not studded yet eather.
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| | i got my fusion going 137 on lake cranberry but it has a few mods..i love it |
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| Had my 700 Fusion (no mods except for MBRP can) register 110mph on a 1.5mile long lake, but don't really thinks it's all that accurate since the track could have spun as sled went over a drift.
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