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lucky strike 07-22-2004 05:09 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 

Originally Posted by stecz20
the trade off in my situation, is money. low 80s is what my rig will do with the trs set up, with the smooth ride. if i go with the #3s, and some blowers it might put me close to 90. for some reason the blowers are pulling me to do all this work. on the other side of the fence i should get a spare pair or trs drives and be happy in the low 80s with the natural set up. what to do, what to do??????? id love to pimp out this cafe racer, and would love to have a similar set in a gun floating next to her. what would you guys do? i do know its a question of money, do i spend it or not. is it worth it? not sure...

Keep the Cafe the way it is Dave. Low 80, N/A is a great accomplishment. If you want, buy another set of TRS drives even though odds are you won't have many headaches. Save the money to pimp out a Gun.

LS JR.

cuda 07-22-2004 06:52 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 

Originally Posted by stecz20
i might be looking for some used #6s soon. until then the trs is a great set up, and twice the drive a bravo is. good hunting.... Mr. Wonderful



And then read the next post.

cuda 07-22-2004 06:53 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 
[QUOTE=stecz20]
its pushing 650 hp per side now, so i take it easy on her.

[QUOTE]



Anybody else see a contradiction here??? :rolleyes:

cuda 07-22-2004 06:56 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 
Back to the topic at hand, I'm with Dan and Nick. I think a Cafe would give a great ride in a great looking boat without breaking the bank. Also, like them, I don't care to push 90+, I wan't a good ride that will hit 70, and I'm good to go.

Hey Dan, we don't get an offer for a ride?? :(

cuda 07-22-2004 06:58 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 
And Stecz, I wouldn't throw more power at the Cafe, there aren't many Cafe's that are going to outrun 80. Once you get that fast, the cost to go any faster at all goes up exponentially! If you need to go faster than that, you might want to think about a cat money wise.

stecz20 07-22-2004 06:59 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 
shut up old man. im all twisted up in the game......lol...... im just saying, the trs is a much better set up than the bravo, and would toy with the idea to put blowers on the rig. everyone i speak to has a different twist on it. if i put blowers on it, i have to step up to konrad, or #3s. if i keep it the way it is, trs is fine as long as i have some spares laying around. instead of insulting me how bout some of your wisdom. old grumpy man.....

Jamie B. 07-22-2004 08:03 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 

Originally Posted by stecz20
shut up old man. im all twisted up in the game.

lol

cuda 07-22-2004 08:27 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 

Originally Posted by stecz20
instead of insulting me how bout some of your wisdom. old grumpy man.....

My wisdom is on the next post. :)

lucky strike 07-22-2004 08:35 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 
Get A Gun

Cignificant 07-22-2004 08:42 PM

Re: 35 Café Ride & Handling.
 

Originally Posted by Sean
my boat seems to require alot of trim to get bow lift...
I hope this helps...the Bravo guys may be able to add more info...

Bravo guy here. My boat ('90) requires no tabs at all - I hardly ever use them. These boats were made for more weight in the back than a Bravo provides. I rode in an '87 with speedmasters the other weekend - he used trim all the time. BTW - I run 30p Bravo 1s, and see about the same cruise/rpm that Sean mentioned.


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