30 ft. Cat in rough water?
12-07-2005 | 08:34 PM
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Re: 30 ft. Cat in rough water?
Originally Posted by berns29scarab
steve the boat has to run better than that. i have a 98 30 spectre with 2003 300x's, spinning 15x32 3 blades only to 64-6500 rpms and my best was 106. full of fuel and people it'll run 99-101 everyday. peak power for the x's is 6800 rpms and my motors are deep. x is 1 9/16's which is very conservative. i've thought about a v as well because i do miss spending alot of time in the ocean but would have to be a helluva deal to convert me. if i were going to a v would have to be 32ft min and run 85 plus and even then i'd have to think long and hard. nothing like running my boat in 2-3's at 90 and not feeling a thing.
12-07-2005 | 08:47 PM
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Re: 30 ft. Cat in rough water?
Ive run my 30AMT in some pretty good snot and have been very impressed. If you havent gotten comfortable with the Cat yet...(it does take some time and your smart for not pushing it)....wait. Once you get comfortable you wont ever want a V again.A 30ft outboard cat IMO is the best bang for the buck out there. It is also a blast to drive. We did 9 runs this summer and every one was better than the last as far as the FUN FACTOR went.
I will be at LOTO next year for the E-Dock smack down.....looking forward to the sloppy water I keep hearing about.
I will be at LOTO next year for the E-Dock smack down.....looking forward to the sloppy water I keep hearing about.
12-07-2005 | 10:38 PM
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Re: 30 ft. Cat in rough water?
[QUOTE=FunHome]There has only been one time at LOTO that I was glad I wasn't in a cat, and that was on Saturday after the Shootout!! That was CRAZY WATER!!!! QUOTE]
That was fun water in my cat.
That was fun water in my cat.
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