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Old 01-11-2008, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 007joe
why are you selling?
1000 is the best you'll do?
We took them off the ELIMinator cause they were too small and we had to put the DANA MONSTER picnic table tab on there to help with the porpouise so it was'nt like riding the BULL at GILLYs .. There $2500.00 at TEAGUE or BOOSTPOWER so so 1000.00 is real fair
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Old 01-12-2008, 05:40 AM
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I paid less for my granite countertops than Dana picnic tables. But they are sweet.
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Originally Posted by 007joe
i have a velocity, chine walk is a little bit of a problem but, my bost lists to port as soon as you leave the water, i was told tabs would help.

mercman,
i think i get what your saying, angle them in between the deadrise and a horizontal line across the stern, right?

i figure when i do it i'll contact velocity and the tab manufacturer, but wanted to get some real world advice as well, thanks!
I for one would be very interested in what Velocity and the tab manufacturer say on the subject please post that info when you have it !!! thanks
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Old 01-16-2008, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by rumblfish1966
I for one would be very interested in what Velocity and the tab manufacturer say on the subject please post that info when you have it !!! thanks
AS SOON AS I GET A SET I'LL POST IT, I SLEPT ON RUNNING HOTS AND LOST THEM...
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so on a 24' boat with an 8'6" beam, would it be a better idea to mount them in line with the stern to extend the running surface ?? I run in 2' to 3' chop usually. I am getting ready to mount a set of 280s on a new transom and just want to make sure I am doing it the right way. I would like to have 380s in the future. Is there a difference in how you would mount them if you had 280s vs. 380s ?? thanks guys
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From the factory on my 320 Velocity. Hope this helps.

Port

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Originally Posted by Trojan-man
so on a 24' boat with an 8'6" beam, would it be a better idea to mount them in line with the stern to extend the running surface ?? I run in 2' to 3' chop usually. I am getting ready to mount a set of 280s on a new transom and just want to make sure I am doing it the right way. I would like to have 380s in the future. Is there a difference in how you would mount them if you had 280s vs. 380s ?? thanks guys
The 380 plates with fit the 280 housing so all you have to do is swap plates not the whole thing.
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Old 01-17-2008, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Velocity Vector
I paid less for my granite countertops than Dana picnic tables. But they are sweet.
Hey must be a small countertop , around this neck of the woods countertops are 14 to 20 K and the new Dana monster tab delivered was 9000.00 from Teague
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Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing158
Hey must be a small countertop , around this neck of the woods countertops are 14 to 20 K and the new Dana monster tab delivered was 9000.00 from Teague
Your right, the countertops were 14K but if you got two boats.
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"2003 320 Velocity From the factory on my 320 Velocity. Hope this helps. "


THANKS EVERY BIT HELPS!
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