Converting TRS Cafe to Bravo - Hatch Question

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06-14-2006, 12:36 PM

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Re: Converting TRS Cafe to Bravo - Hatch Question

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and yes... i know the boat is going to be slow...

What's your definition of slow?? Gary Sanchez put 496's in his Cafe w/bravos and it ran right up to 70. That's pretty good for a wave crusher with turn key power.

06-14-2006, 12:41 PM

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What's your definition of slow?? Gary Sanchez put 496's in his Cafe w/bravos and it ran right up to 70. That's pretty good for a wave crusher with turn key power.

I'm with you tank. 70 works for me, as does a heavy turn-key boat...but in today's performance boat market, that is slow...

after the warrantees run out, i'll either whipple it, raylar it, or buy something else.

thanks for the complimet rob, she'll be just the way i want her in about a month...

06-14-2006, 12:52 PM

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I'm with you tank. 70 works for me, as does a heavy turn-key boat...but in today's performance boat market, that is slow...

after the warrantees run out, i'll either whipple it, raylar it, or buy something else.

thanks for the complimet rob, she'll be just the way i want her in about a month...

what a puzzy, be a man for once in your miserable life would ya......