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Old 01-26-2008, 09:08 PM
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I think if you went to Sutphen and said you were going to race the hull and wanted to maximize the performance, Richie would do a stagger set-up for sure, good external hyd steering was std. and possibly some minor changes in the lay-up. Some folks prefer a stagger and then again some don't. Also probably would depend on how fast you wanted to run. I've been running them since 83' and have never regretted one day
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The "Execution Express" belonged to a friend of mine, who like Spitfire said in an earlier post, had a 44' MTI built w/ twin turbines. I looked at the Sutphen to buy a few years back. The hull appeared in outstanding condition. The boat had sat for years alongside his house up the beach and when a rag was rubbed along the bottom, it looked brand new. I believe the boat was running around 100 mph back in its heyday. There were many hi-po parts that were going with the boat when I was looking including 2 freshened Speedy's. If someone had the dough and patience that would make a great hot rod poker runner.
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Old 01-27-2008, 10:49 AM
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These look like #2's to me in fact they are stamped TRS....you all be the judge.
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Old 01-27-2008, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by wstultz
These look like #2's to me in fact they are stamped TRS....you all be the judge.
whats the dif between #2s and #3s, drives whats the meaning???? and how are they better than say the trs drives like the ones i have on my 27 Magnum...
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#2's are old school TRS uppers with speedmaster lowers.

#3's are beefed up uppers with Speedmaster lowers and are much stronger and can take some HP's. I wouldn't say they're bullet proof, or new technology, but better than #2's. They had some trouble with the #3's and later came out with #3A's which are a little beefier than the old #3's.

Long story short...the boat is worth more with #3's than 2's.


Jump in fellas if I'm wrong here. Not an expert by far.
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Old 01-28-2008, 06:48 AM
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Take a close look at the transom assemblies, they are TRS. Also, parts for the Speedmaster II are extinct. Nothing available. But Konrads are a diect bolt on.
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My neighbor Mark's (P-5 OPA Class Champ Specialized Racing 30 Superboat) 26 Rum Runner. One of his pleasure boats.
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Old 02-01-2008, 02:07 PM
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BIGGUS !
Did you happen upon the bilge of the SUTPHEN at the time of your visit the other day ???

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Originally Posted by lucky strike
I think everyone who has sold their Sutphen has at one time or another said " I wish I never sold her."
I know as I think back I have said it twice in the past.
Unless you have owned, driven, throttled or raced one you have no idea what they are all about.

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based on your boat ownership history that speaks volumns, that statement is definitely a brow raiser, WOW
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Originally Posted by go chiefs
based on your boat ownership history that speaks volumns, that statement is definitely a brow raiser, WOW
9....Cigarettes
3....Sutphens
2....Fountains
1....Mirage
1....Scrabb
1....Magnum
1....Bertram Baron

It's been a great childhood for me.
35 years of offshore boats & its not over yet !!!!

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