Sit down conversion
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From: Toledo Oh
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I am pretty hooked on the whole trophy truck thing. I think they might be crazier then the offshore crowd. Seems like they wad them up every race running all out. But some incredible machines there. If I wasn't on the east coast I think I would have one over a boat, or atleast consider it.
And the seats of today's world are far from the fishing boat seats of the golden years. Ppi and some others have some pretty high tech composite bases and shock midigating foam now.
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I am pretty hooked on the whole trophy truck thing. I think they might be crazier then the offshore crowd. Seems like they wad them up every race running all out. But some incredible machines there. If I wasn't on the east coast I think I would have one over a boat, or atleast consider it.
And the seats of today's world are far from the fishing boat seats of the golden years. Ppi and some others have some pretty high tech composite bases and shock midigating foam now.
And the seats of today's world are far from the fishing boat seats of the golden years. Ppi and some others have some pretty high tech composite bases and shock midigating foam now.
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I'm aware..... I have a friend that has a similar boat to yours and recommended your exact seats to him, even sent him the pic from earlier in this post
Long story short, he has what I call fishing boat pedestal seats and hit a wave, his big ass broke the pedestal and seat, ejecto seato himself into his drunk passenger buddy and bent the throttle like a horseshoe. His passenger took the brunt of the impact.
Long story short, he has what I call fishing boat pedestal seats and hit a wave, his big ass broke the pedestal and seat, ejecto seato himself into his drunk passenger buddy and bent the throttle like a horseshoe. His passenger took the brunt of the impact.
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About 1700$ Usd including shipping per seat depending on the exchange rate (euros). With the black cloud that follows me around the exchange rate went up about 6 percent over night so it cost me Afew extra bucks and shipping was alittle pricey from the Netherlands. Also I reccomend if you run a heavy seat like the ppi on top of the frame to ask for the heavier spring from jump street. I had to order them after testing and setting up my boat as when we were trying to run race speed in a stacked up 3/4s when you would catch a good flier it would bottom the spring out. X crafts customer service was top notch and they sold me the next size up spring (think of a mx Shock spring) for 65-70$ each and they fixed the issue 100 percent and I would say they're dialed in now. My exact science for testing was to wait until it was blowing 25/30 from the north in the bay and go riding around. And also tested it by hitting every sport fish wake at top speed to see how it reacted lol. Afew minor tweaks on some Shock settings after our first race and it's been perfect since.
It's basically like riding on a cloud and honestly allows you to push the boat harder.
It's basically like riding on a cloud and honestly allows you to push the boat harder.




makes getting a cold one easier.