Baja's At Shootout
 

Baja 33 OL 89mph

Carrie Sixkiller ran 64 in her 24 Outlaw.
Someone else in a 232? ran 63.

That would be JayTee on here.

That 33 sounded great...and ran even better....:coolcowboy:

Nice work Jay Tee!!

She's a bad mammer-jammer. 94mph is what he said it runs now.
I believe he had the motors re-did in 09 when I ran the Shootout. I am thinking they have been re-cammed & may have some head work done to them. Otherwise they are Merc 575SCi's.

Met John (JayTee) Friday at Dick's as we were slipped next to him. He put down some good numbers over the weekend. Congrats!

I need to get ahold of him to see what upgrades he did.....:coolcowboy:

You will just spend more money if you do.:D

Nice run JT. Caleb (my son) kept asking why they were calling you John. :lolhit:

He said it ran better with more people in it. I was willing help a brutha out!

Good run for sure John

:D I was running with a pretty rough crowd this weekend,
and after the last sub 90 mph run, one of the guys said
" the 90 mph club called, and they want their stickers back":D


I dont know if it was the air or the driver, but the boat should have ran better.

HA! That's fantastic! As far as I'm concerned once you're in, you're in for life.:drink::drink:

Yep, just like do'in a fat chik, once your in the 200# club, your in for life!...same with Mile High club & Hair Club for Men..All life long memberships!...jood job jt!

Bajas at the start:

Dart Iron Eagle heads, ( kept iron heads to keep from
screwing up the center of gravity of the boat)
hyd roller cam and ECM recalibration.

Dean Gellner built and supplied the heads, reflashed the ecm's, and supplied the camshaft.....it's his recipe.

I had the block honed, decked, ringed and bearinged
it ( was able to go back to stock clearances) and
reassembled it, used MLS head gaskets, new rockers
pushrods, timing chain, morel lifters, ARP head bolts.

The accessory mounting bolt holes at the ends of the head
have to be drilled and tapped to 7/16 fine thread, and the
factory engine lifting hooks are no longer usable due to
that most aftermarket heads dont have the intake bolt holes
between the intake ports.....I ended up making a set of plates
that bolt to the ex side of the head for lifting purposes.

That's it in a nutshell.

Deans # is 216-398-8500

thanks JaayTeee...i talk with Gellner about striping my blowers this winter. Did you have yours stripped?

I havent done anything to them, except change to oil
every year.....it's on my to do list though.

JT's boat looked good on the water we went by just before ran. I have some pics but need to down load them off the GF's Camera.