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Originally Posted by cougarman
(Post 2849248)
Don't believe I made reference to it being either or ??
Thanks though Jon |
Originally Posted by jmeng
(Post 2849256)
The thread title was asking about step boats so I assumed you were too. No offence...
LOL no offense taken my friend ,.........just trying to understand where you where taking it. Sorry appears to be my bad. :drink: Jon |
I know one that has #3's and it is twice the boat that a bravo boat is. Rides and handles like it is on rails. I think it is the extended drive lenght. Boat could probably be faster witha shorter drive, but as far as stability, way more stable that a bravo boat.
I think a #6 boat would be the king of the lake. :ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by jeff1000man
(Post 2849436)
I think a #6 boat would be the king of the lake. :ernaehrung004: It will piss off Bdiggity. :evilb: |
Originally Posted by cougarman
(Post 2849233)
I believe this is the one you are talking about out of California.
Woman owned and if memory serve's me she bought it with the number 6's on it and the EXTENSION BOXES. EXTENSION BOXES being the down side as it changes the balance point with putting the weight of the drives that much furthur behind the boat. It cause the boat to porpose,.........not sure if that was only in cruise speed or all the time. I do remember she didn't want to change the set-up cause she liked the BAD A** look of the Drive's what out there on Boxes. Jon Wonder what ever happened to that boat? |
The previous post is what happens when I hit reply before reading the whole thread! jmeng beat me to it :)
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Originally Posted by JasonSmith
(Post 2849590)
I think you are right. I'm kinda settling in on the idea to start looking for one. Mild, big inch power.
It will piss off Bdiggity. :evilb: Besides, nicole told me last night she wasnt letting you buy one. :food-smiley-007: |
Originally Posted by cougarman
(Post 2849233)
I believe this is the one you are talking about out of California.
Woman owned and if memory serve's me she bought it with the number 6's on it and the EXTENSION BOXES. EXTENSION BOXES being the down side as it changes the balance point with putting the weight of the drives that much furthur behind the boat. It cause the boat to porpose,.........not sure if that was only in cruise speed or all the time. I do remember she didn't want to change the set-up cause she liked the BAD A** look of the Drive's what out there on Boxes. Jon I miss the old days, BCC, River Girl, Jeffrey...This place was a lot of fun and very informative. The running joke was new members had to pay $1 to the existing members and post a picture of their girlfriend/wife. :( |
Originally Posted by dockrocker
(Post 2849685)
I do believe that is the (in)famous "Ruckus" - what a blast from the past! Not too many still around here from the early OSO days ;)
Wonder what ever happened to that boat? |
Originally Posted by Magic Medicine
(Post 2850071)
I have seen that boat "ruckus" docked in Diversy in Chicago, believe it has #3's. I wish one of the Chi town guys would confirm
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