revolution restoration
Re: revolution restoration
03-05-2006 | 02:24 PM
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Re: revolution restoration
thanks, i think the name is howards upholstery in somerset...redid cockpit and cabin with new wood also. cig originally covered the entire cabin walls with carpit with thick glue all over the place that took forever to get off of the fiberglass.
03-05-2006 | 02:29 PM
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Re: revolution restoration
we got the drive lowers in, and should get the uppers withing a few days. the prochargers we got in a few days ago, now we are waiting on intakes and carbs. we met brownie at the miami show and since we needed larger exhaust we ordered the stainless marine gen 3, 5inch exhaust systems that should get in soon. we still arent too sure how we are going to route the center engins exhaust....especially once we try to fit three prochargers in there wit big azz intercoolers 
03-06-2006 | 04:08 PM
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we got the stainless marine gen 3s in today, and are gonna be shipping the props out to have hubs changed, and probably eventually labbed ( we switched the gear ratio from 1.5 to 1.35 with the new drives to the original props shouldnt be too far off). also, if anyone knows about the cig revo race boat named mr.cig id be very interested, i believe it is now rigged with triple bravos and 500s, but originally was it was rigged with number 6s and big power and ran near 110.....thanks
03-30-2006 | 09:08 PM
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Re: revolution restoration
Stinger, can you tell me what kind of paint/color you used on your lowers? I see you painted them silver and I'm planning on doing the same, but I don't know what color to go with.
Love the revo's. Don't see too many of them around
Love the revo's. Don't see too many of them around
03-31-2006 | 06:56 AM
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Re: revolution restoration
Contact Craig Barrie at Dragon or Bud Larow at Cigarette. They build and raced Mr. Cigarette.
Craig has told me stories of how insane that boat was. They rolled it in Japan, that's when I think it was shipped back to the states and converted to a pleasure set-up.
Craig has told me stories of how insane that boat was. They rolled it in Japan, that's when I think it was shipped back to the states and converted to a pleasure set-up.
03-31-2006 | 08:07 AM
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Re: revolution restoration
Originally Posted by 375stinger
i going down thursday adn they should be pretty mcuh all done adn ready to go to the interior shop. in theory the boat should be on teh water by the 19th but we'll have to see. were thinking the boat should be running near 90, but the revolution seemed to be a bad hull design from wut ive heard from other OSO'ers. mayb someone wiht a revolution here could help get a good estimate of how fast she should be running.
