Arnesons on a Baja?

[JasonSmith]

Anyone ever seen a Baja with Arnesons? I've been thinking

[f311fr1]

Yes, back in the mid to late 80's I saw a 370 with Arnesons parked behind a liquor store in Nashville, TN. I was a rather strange looking rig. The drives were on drop boxes and angled toward the center line of the keel. They were rather deep in the water.

[haulinvols]

Originally Posted by JasonSmith

Anyone ever seen a Baja with Arnesons? I've been thinking

Ut oh, when Jason starts thinking, speed happens.

[JasonSmith]

Originally Posted by haulinvols

Ut oh, when Jason starts thinking, speed happens.

Speed happens, bank accounts drain & Dallas rolls her eyes.

[JimmyBaja]

Jason...Can't take it with you. Live Life!!

[Smitty]

I think your boat is too small for Arnesons.

[Baja_man]

I say put some serious consideration into and take pics and notes of all the progress for all to see.

[JasonSmith]

I'm not going to do it, I was just wondering out loud.

[Dock Holiday]

Advantage: They don't break

Dis-Advantages:

Where to start?
UGLY
Dangerous and not swim friendly
UGLY
Expensive Props required
UGLY
Expensive
Did I mention UGLY?

Honestly they are a great product. I have a friend that had them on a Fountain 38 Sport Cruiser and even though Fountain said they would work and they usually do work with stepped hull boats he was slower then the same boat with Bravo's.

I would stay away from them myself.

[Ironmanwb]

Originally Posted by Dock Holiday

Advantage: They don't break

Dis-Advantages:

Where to start?
UGLY
Dangerous and not swim friendly
UGLY
Expensive Props required
UGLY
Expensive
Did I mention UGLY?

Honestly they are a great product. I have a friend that had them on a Fountain 38 Sport Cruiser and even though Fountain said they would work and they usually do work with stepped hull boats he was slower then the same boat with Bravo's.

I would stay away from them myself.

I agree totally but they do shoot a really nice tail..........