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#11
So I guess there is no standard for gas tank capacities.
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Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
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Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
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I like the power to weight ratio that it has for acceleration, makes a difference in short distance racing on a lake. I also think it has the proper snout to cockpit ratio to give it a long and low look. MMMM, it may be as big as I want to go and load by myself, time will tell tho. I like that there is also not many around.
I filled mine up full with fuel, then decided I wanted to pump it all out. I only got 98 gallons out. Thought I would throw that into the whole tank situation. New motors going in, so I will log how many gallons mine holds from being drained empty. 150+ mile range is plenty for me.
I filled mine up full with fuel, then decided I wanted to pump it all out. I only got 98 gallons out. Thought I would throw that into the whole tank situation. New motors going in, so I will log how many gallons mine holds from being drained empty. 150+ mile range is plenty for me.
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what motors are you pulling out , what motors are you putting in Pitts?
We were going to replace our liquid filled stock speedo with the Livorsi DATA TACH but they're no longer available... instead of a GPS speedo, we'll leave the stock liquid filled in the boat as it's still working and add a GARMIN 521S or 546S
We were going to replace our liquid filled stock speedo with the Livorsi DATA TACH but they're no longer available... instead of a GPS speedo, we'll leave the stock liquid filled in the boat as it's still working and add a GARMIN 521S or 546S
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Actually with the exhaust open and at idle, it rattles the chit outta my boat. The exhaust is trapped under the swim platform, builds up pressure, then escapes. Sounds like a POS car with a huge sub, everything rattles. Whenever I'm off plane, the exhaust gets closed.
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Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
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bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
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what he said......... this boat sounds so brutal at idle I thought there was something seriously wrong during our test run, the entire boat was vibrating like crazy until we flip the switch for silent choice, at that point you could hear a pin drop ( with the engine hatch closed obviously )
This is the quietest twin boat you can purchase in my opinion, on plane with exhaust fliped back sounds great but still extremely quiet compared to anything I have heard over the years
This is the quietest twin boat you can purchase in my opinion, on plane with exhaust fliped back sounds great but still extremely quiet compared to anything I have heard over the years
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lets put it this way you wouldn't want to be standing on the swim platform with false teeth at idle
we had musky attacking the sides of the boat thinking it was a giant Rapala SHAD RAP L!
but seriously, it's Friday afternoon........ it's time to drink!!
we had musky attacking the sides of the boat thinking it was a giant Rapala SHAD RAP L!
but seriously, it's Friday afternoon........ it's time to drink!!
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