Red Cloud 38 top Gun
#4
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Re: Red Cloud 38 top Gun
Originally Posted by tanner
di he just but it or is he the tying to sell it
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Re: Red Cloud 38 top Gun
I still have the boat.we are doing some minor upgrades as last year we did pretty much everything else.
No reason to try and sell it over the winter. Next year will be my 3rd season with the boat. If you are interested drop me a PM.
No reason to try and sell it over the winter. Next year will be my 3rd season with the boat. If you are interested drop me a PM.
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Re: Red Cloud 38 top Gun
Engines were rebuilt last winter carb to pan. They came out of the boat as HP 500's with blowershop 250's and went back in as completly rebuilt 509's by Boyd Racing out of Norman Oklahoma. Blowers sent to the blower shop for service. Carbs rebuit only thing I know we reused was the exhaust, oil coolers and ignition and we're changing the ignition to MSD and putting on new oil coolers as we speak.
Dyno sheets are available and if you want to know what's in the motors you can talk to Boyd, they keep all their specs. Built to be reliable and mild around the docks. 650HP & 660HP on the dyno at 5200 want more? Change the rev limiter and you get 680 & 690 at 5500.
Drives..Bravo 1. Imco's will be about $19,000, XR's around $12K and Konrads will run you about $30,000-$35,000 with boxes. If you want to change the cockpit to a standard set up Phil has the back seat. Need to cut the hatch and redo the sunpad. I figured about $2,500 to do it including recovering Phil's seat.
Dyno sheets are available and if you want to know what's in the motors you can talk to Boyd, they keep all their specs. Built to be reliable and mild around the docks. 650HP & 660HP on the dyno at 5200 want more? Change the rev limiter and you get 680 & 690 at 5500.
Drives..Bravo 1. Imco's will be about $19,000, XR's around $12K and Konrads will run you about $30,000-$35,000 with boxes. If you want to change the cockpit to a standard set up Phil has the back seat. Need to cut the hatch and redo the sunpad. I figured about $2,500 to do it including recovering Phil's seat.