Sorry, paint is way down the line for me. Wish I could help.

Has anyone here ever done an offshore boat with nitrious?

I've never heard of it.

Save the NOS $....It's not the answer for boats. If you prop for it..You are wrong without it.and vice-versa. and....
how long do you hold the button ? a few seconds ? you will empty your bottles everytime you need it.

cool birdog appreciate the advice what i was going to do is set it up to run 5500 rpm naturally and 6700 on the nos so props won't be an issue. my engine builder has done this on several boats with sucess. if it doesn't work then ill use blowers. but my thinking is with nos i can run 87 octane once i arm the nos it will turn the 87 off and start pumping straight race fuel from the pony tank wait a few second let it fill the carbs and use the nos for 4 to 5 sec bursts.

On an offshore boat 4-5 sec isn't jack. And the extra money and work to set up the rig with and extra tank and an engine to spin that high (and use NOS), you could better spend it on building better engines that will last. 6700 rpm is pretty high!

Seriously, 4-5 or even 10-20 sec NOS bursts isn't going to do any good on a 30-45 minute offshore ride, not to mention what you could possibly do to the motors if you have to let off and get back on it if you come out of the water. If you're only boating on a smooth lake and you want that kind of speed, get a 21-28' cat with outboards.

Hollowpoint-any luck getting the owner's directory put together?

I've only received 3 PM's with info, so including my boat I've 4. Pretty piss poor performance from the Bullet owners IMHO.

So I've given up and won't be hassling anyone one anymore. Plus winter is almost over and I can start boating again vice just talking about it. If more would show interest, maybe I'll try again NEXT winter....

hey bullet fans. just picked up a 88 bullet. she is in need of some tlc but totally saveable. looking for cockpit stuff due to water damage from sitting outside. are these a numbered boat? i see you guys are trying to locate bullets and was wondering if you could tell from the vin# which one i have. pretty excited about my new project and plan on adding pics in the near future. any parts for sale or advice would be greatly appreciated. you guys have some pretty awsome bullets posted on here keep up the good work on the best going thread on offshoreonly!!! see ya on the water soon!!!

Welcome 88Bullet,
IMO, you now own the best rough water boat in the 30' range. Your speeds may not be as fast as newer hulls, but in exchange, you get a sweet ride, and a nice cabin to boot. You may have already read this previously, but there were 68 bullets made from 1988 until the mid 90's. If you need Cig parts, I've always had luck with Lipship Marine, but Cig parts in general are pretty expensive. Let me know if you need a manual for your new toy and I'll send a copy.

Show us some pics soon!

Welcome to the cig family.

Congrats and welcome !