Special thanks to EB Marine
11-25-2009 | 10:04 AM
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I saw it first hand and it not only hauls azz but it is drivable up there. I know that boat didn't handle near as well until the recent upgrades! Congrats to you bro!!!
I still think that 1-2' chop and a cool day would crank out 110+...
I still think that 1-2' chop and a cool day would crank out 110+...
11-30-2009 | 09:54 AM
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All right if those other two won't tell ya I'll spill the beans...
you can put a -2" drive on a 18" X-dim 35' lightning if you spin 5 blade maximus props with 1.36 gears and at 5600 she will haul! Doesn't even blow out at all getting on plane and it accelerates like a sport bike...
you can put a -2" drive on a 18" X-dim 35' lightning if you spin 5 blade maximus props with 1.36 gears and at 5600 she will haul! Doesn't even blow out at all getting on plane and it accelerates like a sport bike...
11-30-2009 | 04:46 PM
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All right if those other two won't tell ya I'll spill the beans...
you can put a -2" drive on a 18" X-dim 35' lightning if you spin 5 blade maximus props with 1.36 gears and at 5600 she will haul! Doesn't even blow out at all getting on plane and it accelerates like a sport bike...
you can put a -2" drive on a 18" X-dim 35' lightning if you spin 5 blade maximus props with 1.36 gears and at 5600 she will haul! Doesn't even blow out at all getting on plane and it accelerates like a sport bike...
So now that you have started this "spill the beans" deal let us in on the rest of the package. Power specs and some more details on the prop set up, etc. That in one real nice number there.
