Best Cat design Mike Peters?
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http://lakecumberlandmarine.com/used...b71c1201ddd494 her is a Skater... But with a Doug Wright you will be more succesful I think! The Skater runs 107mph, a DW runs 117-130 depending on how old they are.
But good luck with the searching!
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There are a few people who want to sell there boat... not a very long time ago there where 2 Doug Wright's for sale.. Don't know if they are still for sale..
http://lakecumberlandmarine.com/used...b71c1201ddd494 her is a Skater... But with a Doug Wright you will be more succesful I think! The Skater runs 107mph, a DW runs 117-130 depending on how old they are.
But good luck with the searching!
http://lakecumberlandmarine.com/used...b71c1201ddd494 her is a Skater... But with a Doug Wright you will be more succesful I think! The Skater runs 107mph, a DW runs 117-130 depending on how old they are.
But good luck with the searching!
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Ryan is correct. While some of the newer boats are running 120's and maybe a little faster they are doing it with a set up to do so. It is not a race set up what that they are using. Light on fuel, tall wheels and only necessary gear needed to get there.
#20
I was reffering too top speed! But I can imagine no one is running 120+ in race trim! Would a skater be competitive in the X-cat series? I saw your boat running in a few races and it looked very competitive but I also saw that the boat @ lakecumberland wasn't in the X-cat series. Is there so much difference between a 30 and a 32?
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