any one know anything about this fever?
03-23-2014 | 05:58 PM
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03-23-2014 | 06:13 PM
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I think the boat was new to my area last summer and heard it came from Michigan, so that makes sense. I am thinking about emailing him to take a look at it but wanted to see if anyone knew anything about it before I did. I also find it a little hard to believe those gen 4 big blocks in the pictures to be pushing 1200hp. Are those TRS drives or bravos?
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03-23-2014 | 06:52 PM
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they look to be bravos…a TRS has a hook loop raised part down the center section on the top cap..
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03-23-2014 | 06:59 PM
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600 hp each ... 
That boat was for sale on Detroit Craigslist for a long time, for wayyyy less $$$ sub 20K , still has MC #'s I talked to the owner while we were docked in Sarnia a few years back.. Jomar out of MI built the motors, IIRC it is a bravo boat & did about 80 MPH according to the owners at the time , put the crack pipe down at mid 30's
That boat was for sale on Detroit Craigslist for a long time, for wayyyy less $$$ sub 20K , still has MC #'s I talked to the owner while we were docked in Sarnia a few years back.. Jomar out of MI built the motors, IIRC it is a bravo boat & did about 80 MPH according to the owners at the time , put the crack pipe down at mid 30's
