Jumping waves trouble!
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Doesn't matter you phucking azzhole. Every boat is different........and its rather obvious this guy hasn't spent a lot of time driving a 31 bullet. I've had to learn all over again on every single boat I've driven. And I don't consider jumping cruiser wakes going down a long river "rough water" either.
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I don't consider Texoma to be rough water either cept for the occasional days with 30mph winds and Texoma is roughly 60% bigger than LOTO with large main spans; not a long river. We have holidays here too
Last edited by TexomaPowerboater; 05-23-2012 at 03:31 PM.
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Now that the possibility of driver error has been eliminated I would also suggest trying new props and I would definitely look at the X dimension to see if its been raised.
Last edited by TexomaPowerboater; 05-23-2012 at 03:33 PM.
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What are you the speech police? I don't know the guys lifetime experience with boats. Nobody said you had to agree with me. Same goes for the rest of you. Disagree all you want, but no need for personal insults. People like you are why others don't post............and lets be truthful here. Your post haven't done a single thing to help the poster; all it did was muck up the thread with personal insults that have nothing to do with blowout. My post have actually helped other posters by eliminating the possiblity of driver error as being a factor to the blowout.
I don't consider Texoma to be rough water either cept for the occasional days with 30mph winds and Texoma is roughly 60% bigger than LOTO with large main spans; not a long river. We have holidays here too
I don't consider Texoma to be rough water either cept for the occasional days with 30mph winds and Texoma is roughly 60% bigger than LOTO with large main spans; not a long river. We have holidays here too
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I just got done with my cigarette bullet project it has 23 pitch 3 blade prop. And when I jump it (props out of water) I pull back on the throttle until the boats back in the water and no mater how fast or slow I push them down as soon as I do it the rpm goes up to 6,000 ad in not just the guages you can hear the motor scream so I have to stop and plain out again. Does any one know what it could be do I need bigger props??? The boat had these props before I owned it..
Thanks
Brett
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Brett
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What are you the speech police? I don't know the guys lifetime experience with boats. Nobody said you had to agree with me. Same goes for the rest of you. Disagree all you want, but no need for personal insults. People like you are why others don't post............and lets be truthful here. Your post haven't done a single thing to help the poster; all it did was muck up the thread with personal insults that have nothing to do with blowout. My post have actually helped other posters by eliminating the possiblity of driver error as being a factor to the blowout.
I don't consider Texoma to be rough water either cept for the occasional days with 30mph winds and Texoma is roughly 60% bigger than LOTO with large main spans; not a long river. We have holidays here too
I don't consider Texoma to be rough water either cept for the occasional days with 30mph winds and Texoma is roughly 60% bigger than LOTO with large main spans; not a long river. We have holidays here too
I never called you "phucking azzhole" or any other names and am mature enough to not have to go there.