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cdog	08-30-2005 03:38 PM

Hull blueprinting

Has anyone done this to their boat? How much speed did you get out of it? How much did it cost? Who does it in socal? Thanks.

JCPERF

08-30-2005 03:46 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

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Originally Posted by cdog

Has anyone done this to their boat? How much speed did you get out of it? How much did it cost? Who does it in socal? Thanks.

2 MPH and $2000

Sean H

08-30-2005 03:48 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

maybe nothing if your hull is straight... maybe a lot if your hull is like one of JC's motors... :evilb: :D

cdog	08-30-2005 03:51 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

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Originally Posted by JCPERF

2 MPH and $2000

Holy crap! I read somewhere that it would be around 3-400 bucks and expect 2-3 mph on average. Ouch!

Semper Fi

08-30-2005 03:54 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

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Originally Posted by cdog

Holy crap! I read somewhere that it would be around 3-400 bucks and expect 2-3 mph on average. Ouch!

That was in Powerboat or Hotboat saying that it costs only $600.00.....I think it costs alot more than that

TxHawk

08-30-2005 03:54 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

Its not worth it unless you have a huge problem or you are trying to set a kilo.

Sean H

08-30-2005 03:55 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

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Originally Posted by cdog

Holy crap! I read somewhere that it would be around 3-400 bucks and expect 2-3 mph on average. Ouch!

and that might be cheap if you hull has serious issues...

what kind of boat?

cdog	08-30-2005 03:57 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

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Originally Posted by Sean H

and that might be cheap if you hull has serious issues...

what kind of boat?

29 shockwave. It seems to be about 5 mph off what I expected. Their hulls look a little wavy from the sides. I asked Jim Wilkes about this and he said it's because they pop them out of the molds too quickly. Hot Boat says it will do 70 with a 500efi engine.

JCPERF

08-30-2005 04:29 PM

Re: Hull blueprinting

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Originally Posted by Sean H

maybe nothing if your hull is straight... maybe a lot if your hull is like one of JC's motors... :evilb: :D

I see this and you will pay. :eek: :D :evilb:

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