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01-22-2009, 02:42 PM
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were are all the pics, of lucky 7s speedo when I passed it It had 5 people full of fuel and that day the best I saw was 97 The guy that was on my boat was Jason from Hawkeye marine.Now the green boat is a true 100 mph boat My boat runs with fuel tank full 96 to 98 Ihave seen 100 three times light on fuel with the wind 1,2 foot chop One thing i noticed is 96 to 100 dont feel any different ,I just ho ld on and drive the dam thing yee ha
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were are all the pics, of lucky 7s speedo when I passed it It had 5 people full of fuel and that day the best I saw was 97 The guy that was on my boat was Jason from Hawkeye marine.Now the green boat is a true 100 mph boat My boat runs with fuel tank full 96 to 98 Ihave seen 100 three times light on fuel with the wind 1,2 foot chop One thing i noticed is 96 to 100 dont feel any different ,I just ho ld on and drive the dam thing yee ha
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We leave Kelly's Island and are running 78 to 79 MPH WOT and they pass us like we are going backwards with JR Jenny at the helm. We arrive at the docks at Port Clinton and I walk over and hit the recall which had been reset and it said 99.9 MPH. The GPS did not lie and we gave JR a lot of grief for not hitting the century mark.
Team Baja was there on my boat as was Jason Billmeyer and I don't think the GPS was lying.
(Fun Police: Doc was drinking caffeine free pepsi, handing out Lifeline brochures, and lecturing on lanyards as the rest of us drank the day away!)
