Affordable 35 OL?
01-31-2012, 01:34 PM
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I had the same question, and it was explained to me this way.
Note your 24 outlaw, when you are in the cuddy the walls and floor is raw fiberglass of the inside of the boat, no gel, usually covered with glued on carpet.
A liner boat has a drop in gel coated shell that fits in the cuddy, snap in carpet, and if you took the interior out you would have a bath tub like appearance underneath. Easy clean and less moisture problems. You can basically hose out the cuddy of a liner boat. Like comparing an old school bathroom to a new one with a one piece tub/shower enclosure.
What it means for the rest of the construction I have no idea.
Note your 24 outlaw, when you are in the cuddy the walls and floor is raw fiberglass of the inside of the boat, no gel, usually covered with glued on carpet.
A liner boat has a drop in gel coated shell that fits in the cuddy, snap in carpet, and if you took the interior out you would have a bath tub like appearance underneath. Easy clean and less moisture problems. You can basically hose out the cuddy of a liner boat. Like comparing an old school bathroom to a new one with a one piece tub/shower enclosure.
What it means for the rest of the construction I have no idea.
One questions, if you have any hull issues and you need to get to the structure of the boat in the cabin, won't it be a pain in the ass, if you have that top layer?
01-31-2012, 05:49 PM
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02-01-2012, 12:18 AM
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02-01-2012, 12:32 PM
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02-01-2012, 03:12 PM
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I see you have an outlaw in the pic , so you too
have stringers?
So i guess my boat would have stingers correct? I have a 1997 24ft outlaw sst. It does not have a snap in carpet any where in the boat. So it would be a pre-liner boat with stringers
thanks for info
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02-01-2012, 03:21 PM
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great looking boat
is that a factory gel paint job, or is it a wrap? or a fresh coat of exterior paint, if you don't mind me asking?
What type of speed do you get out of that beast?
02-01-2012, 04:28 PM
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you have awesome looking boat in that pic, and you really got some air, it must of been a big wave, ( how did you get that type of air?)
is that a factory gel paint job, or is it a wrap? or a fresh coat of exterior paint, if you don't mind me asking?
What type of speed do you get out of that beast?
is that a factory gel paint job, or is it a wrap? or a fresh coat of exterior paint, if you don't mind me asking?
What type of speed do you get out of that beast?
Only the 30, 35 and 26 outlaws were liner boats. He has a 33OL, which is a stringer boat.
And he isnt catching air my friend, he is hanging the bow off his props and the power of 575SCI engines out back. Takes a lot of power, and some good drives to make an old school hull like that run less "wet".
02-01-2012, 06:00 PM
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you have awesome looking boat in that pic, and you really got some air, it must of been a big wave, ( how did you get that type of air?)
is that a factory gel paint job, or is it a wrap? or a fresh coat of exterior paint, if you don't mind me asking?
What type of speed do you get out of that beast?
is that a factory gel paint job, or is it a wrap? or a fresh coat of exterior paint, if you don't mind me asking?
What type of speed do you get out of that beast?
That pic was at LOTO at the shootout...the course is no wake.
It's paint, Kustom Colors...it was a level II option
Best it's ever ran was a tick over 94..on average 88-92
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Only the 30, 35 and 26 outlaws were liner boats. He has a 33OL, which is a stringer boat.
And he isnt catching air my friend, he is hanging the bow off his props and the power of 575SCI engines out back. Takes a lot of power, and some good drives to make an old school hull like that run less "wet".
Only the 30, 35 and 26 outlaws were liner boats. He has a 33OL, which is a stringer boat.
And he isnt catching air my friend, he is hanging the bow off his props and the power of 575SCI engines out back. Takes a lot of power, and some good drives to make an old school hull like that run less "wet".
too.
Unfortunately, over the years, my drives havent been
that great
02-02-2012, 02:09 AM
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That pic was at LOTO at the shootout...the course is no wake.
It's paint, Kustom Colors...it was a level II option
Best it's ever ran was a tick over 94..on average 88-92
The 23 OL and the first 405 performance series were liners
too.
Unfortunately, over the years, my drives havent been
that great
It's paint, Kustom Colors...it was a level II option
Best it's ever ran was a tick over 94..on average 88-92
The 23 OL and the first 405 performance series were liners
too.
Unfortunately, over the years, my drives havent been
that great
