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Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
I figured if he was willing to spend $65K then another $5K wouldnt be an issue. $70K FIRM and its yours.
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Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
ken warbly went 317 mph for around 10k granted that was a few years back, im sure it can be done, the eggbeater cats will do it, and you can tweak em to turn 10k rpms.
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Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
Originally Posted by KNOT-RIGHT
I have been playing with this idea aswell.
I would set my sights on something like this. http://www.offshoreonly.com/esvon/page-5776.html :drink: If Iwere looking for a boat like that it is the one I would snatch up in a hurry. Bryan |
Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
If ya want to put your life on the line every time ya run it ,,, Ok , buy the over powered cat!! If ya want to go fast cheap and still have room to go faster, buy the 30 foot superboat or a 30 foot phantom ,,, boat will get ya there and be very safe doing it !! Just a opinion :drink:
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RHC, sscchhhhhhhh I have a 2000 30' Specrte w/300's here as well and mine is 69k.........I hear what you said about life on the line,but it appears he has the luxury of running on calm water when "he wants" a big difference from where we do/did most of our boating. On another note ,how the heck are you? I understand all was well at the Leopa run last weekend. Take care and stay in touch. Marc
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Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
Originally Posted by RHC
If ya want to put your life on the line every time ya run it ,,, Ok , buy the over powered cat!! If ya want to go fast cheap and still have room to go faster, buy the 30 foot superboat or a 30 foot phantom ,,, boat will get ya there and be very safe doing it !! Just a opinion :drink:
RHC is superboat a brand name or a model name? |
Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
I'd look at some insurance quotes before pulling the trigger. 100mph makes alot of folks squeamish- especially without a solid ownership track record.
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Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
Originally Posted by waterboy222
Wow, thats an impressive ride but Im really leaning towards I/O's.. I like the idea of being able to supercharge it or change stuff around.. i know u can do mods to OB's but my preference is in the i/o's... thanks for the responses.. and the pictures!
Its not gonna happen, unless you find some really old/beat boat with a big engine, and thousands of dollars that you need to spend to repair it As others have said, there are lots of Cats with twin 200-225's that will do it with ease. At least 3 or 4 in the Skater listing here on OSO. |
Re: Getting in the 100's for under $65k?
Originally Posted by waterboy222
is superboat a brand name or a model name?
http://www.superboatonline.com/ |
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