Are cats really that dangerous?
05-14-2008, 04:04 PM
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I feel like I am going to regret this....but.......
Most of "center pod" cats I can think of were designed and or built in the land of fruits and nuts...... and you know my thoughts on that issue.......derivative, ungainly, nose heavy...etc, etc... There is, of course, one exception to that. The old Powercats were originally built in Bellflower, Ca....but that was back in the late 50's and early 60's, so maybe that doesn't count.
Without a doubt the best center pod "cat" I can think of is the Talon, but, of course, that one came out of Florida, I believe....
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Most of "center pod" cats I can think of were designed and or built in the land of fruits and nuts...... and you know my thoughts on that issue.......derivative, ungainly, nose heavy...etc, etc... There is, of course, one exception to that. The old Powercats were originally built in Bellflower, Ca....but that was back in the late 50's and early 60's, so maybe that doesn't count.
Without a doubt the best center pod "cat" I can think of is the Talon, but, of course, that one came out of Florida, I believe....
T2x
But isn't that talon at least the basis for nearly all the west coat cats in the 25-28 range?
05-14-2008, 05:26 PM
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So at 90mph or so when were finally packing air on my 377 Talon, the center pod never touches the water until you run in and out of the very rough water !
