That is what I was wondering. Whom ever built those engines knows what they are doing. Bad to the bone!!!

Wow, very nice!

That day the motors ran 30+ miles to the first stop. The second clip "passing Mike and Joe" was about 10 minutes later.

I don't keep track of hours but I pull the motors after two or three seasons. I don't run a real aggressive profile of a cam but use Isky tool room springs, very good valves, and Tand D shaft rockers.

I also spend time on the details of the oiling system and don't run the motors real lean.

Kris

Hey Kris !!! GREAT vids ya got there !!! Boat looks great and sounds real strong. Congrats on all the hard work you put into it, sure paid off. :drink: Hope to see you out on the pond soon.

Holy mother of god!!! That is the sh!t!!:eek::eek:


I assume you're rear passengers couldn't hear for a couple days!!:eek::drink:

Tom said his ears were ringing when we got to Milwaukee but he kept sticking his head in the engine room shooting video.

I have to figure something out for the vent openings to let air in but cut the noise for the back seat. In the front bolsters it's not bad.

Kris

Thanks for all the nice comments. Sometimes you wonder if a project is going to be worth it as your busting your butt working on it. This one turned out good but 3 plus years is a long time.

Now that is is done "HOW MUCH" is the selling price...

You won't see it for sale anytime soon. I built it for me.

Kris,

Awesome build, awesome boat!!!!

Brett