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Re: ouch
Originally Posted by offshoredrillin
Sure is, I'd take it over a fountain anyday based on stability.
Very few do
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Re: ouch
I know I've launched off six footers in my old 89' 311, and all I got was a good "teeth jarring".
That looks like it got dropped off a very high bridge.
That looks like it got dropped off a very high bridge.
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Re: ouch
I would of thought they would of at the very least used a lot of Plexius and through bolt the seam. I just see a little bit of the bonding goop and no through bolts.
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notice how the glass seperated from the core...
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Hard to believe a cored hull is as strong as a full layup. I've seen a lot of pictures showing seperation between the coring and whatever layup.
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Hard to believe a cored hull is as strong as a full layup. I've seen a lot of pictures showing seperation between the coring and whatever layup.
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Appears to be more to the story, then the reader's Digest version on E-Bay. Can't believe all that damage came from hitting a cruiser wake. My old Formula could take more of a beating than your body could take.