New P22 owner!
10-02-2015, 03:25 PM
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New P22 owner!
Hello guys!! after being my whole life loving the pachanga22.. (my father got one in 1986) finally I bought one last week.
It has a lot of things to do on it.... but I´m so happy of having it.
I will send some pics as soon as I realice how to do it hehehe...
It has a lot of things to do on it.... but I´m so happy of having it.
I will send some pics as soon as I realice how to do it hehehe...
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10-02-2015, 08:43 PM
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Very nice looking Pachanga, congrats.
Never seen color like that before, a bit different but it works for me!
RR
Never seen color like that before, a bit different but it works for me!
RR
10-26-2015, 07:25 AM
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congrats! I can totally relate to your excitement. I had wanted a Pachanga since I was 8 years old and first saw them in 86 as well. (my dad unfortunately did NOT purchase one) I actually like the red it's a nice way of being custom, but doesn't try to hard like so many paint jobs I've seen people put on these boats over the years. great little boat, I question to this day if I should have ever sold my 91.
yes the BBC/alpha combo is definitely a sore spot. but as 1BIgJim mentioned you can always convert to a bravo with a shortie. I have no real experience as I had a worked over small block with mine, but I've also heard guys say they've run alpha/BBC combo's for years just being careful not to pull too hard trying to get on plane and being sure to pull off throttle when airing it out so as to not put a sudden hard torque on the drive on reentry.
yes the BBC/alpha combo is definitely a sore spot. but as 1BIgJim mentioned you can always convert to a bravo with a shortie. I have no real experience as I had a worked over small block with mine, but I've also heard guys say they've run alpha/BBC combo's for years just being careful not to pull too hard trying to get on plane and being sure to pull off throttle when airing it out so as to not put a sudden hard torque on the drive on reentry.
