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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 3881653)
NO FUKKIN WAY IN HELL..... I only went them speeds in 5-6 footers on Erie....
Clifford American MuscleII and..... um.....yaaa.... thats it.... |
Originally Posted by 1989mach1
(Post 3881649)
lol i will still stick with my 33 now in big water lol. but the mach1 might be making a come back this year at the casino. my brother and nikkis sister r taking it over again this year and plans to use it more this year. he had it out once last year with me and i plan to get him out more. so he will be needing r help a bit up there. told him the only way to learn is to jump in and go. he did good last year.
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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 3881639)
Soon just now really getting started, was finishing other projects, I am in no rush..perfection is worth waiting for...I should be done early April if all goes well..
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we can put him over by mark..
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Originally Posted by Nightlife1970
(Post 3881663)
The 33 PP is a bad ass big water boat as well. Not sure if I would like to run 87 in 5'ers on it though. I loved driving the one my old boss had. But it only had 502's in it and I think top speed at the time was 75ish. Was hella fun in 4'ers though.
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Originally Posted by Nightlife1970
(Post 3881648)
There is no doubt that LOTO can get rough at certain times. The washing machine effect is almost all the time for me. Being on the west side of Lake Michigan, 3' is a normal day, and it's always a washing machine. I get maybe 3 flat days a year if i'm lucky and then I have to deal with big cruiser wake as well.
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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 3881641)
come to Casino... KI!!
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Originally Posted by Rwbrew3
(Post 3881664)
Can't Waite to see it!!!
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Originally Posted by Nightlife1970
(Post 3881663)
The 33 PP is a bad ass big water boat as well. Not sure if I would like to run 87 in 5'ers on it though. I loved driving the one my old boss had. But it only had 502's in it and I think top speed at the time was 75ish. Was hella fun in 4'ers though.
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The closest in 5 footers to 87 I personally been in was A buddys 36 Cig widebeam.... 80 MPH in true 5 footers, that was one hell of a fun ride, there is something the old Cigs have that help besides being strong... WEIGHT and when you land in one you dont gt your azz handed to ya, I put mine in some big az waves and I never feel it, I also weigh in around 11,000+ with fuel a gear, not including passenger weight, thats HEAVY for a 35 footer... I dont see superboat weighing that much to not toss passengers around
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