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03-26-2002, 08:55 AM
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JUST CURIOUS.... WHAT WERE YOU RUNNING FOR A PROP?
IF YOU DON'T WANNA SAY SPECS AT LEAST WHO THE MADE THE PROP?
IT'S RUNS LIKE THIS THAT WE ALL GET TO LEARN A LITTLE BIT FROM AND IT ALLOWS US TO TAKE THAT KNOWLEDGE AND APPLY IT TO OTHER BOATS.
IF YOU DON'T WANNA SAY SPECS AT LEAST WHO THE MADE THE PROP?
IT'S RUNS LIKE THIS THAT WE ALL GET TO LEARN A LITTLE BIT FROM AND IT ALLOWS US TO TAKE THAT KNOWLEDGE AND APPLY IT TO OTHER BOATS.
03-26-2002, 05:07 PM
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Here's Scotty's crank turner
Originally posted by Sunsation 32
Thats is haul'n. We have a guy on our lake that has a 25 Talon that tops 140. You guys may know him, its Scotty Cannon, he races funny cars. Anyway his boat has a 706c.i. naturally aspirated with two stage nitrous and 1800h.p. This summer he and the 36 Tom Cat skater raced. He left the Skater until he ran out of Nitrous. He was over 140 that day. The skater hit 180.
Thats is haul'n. We have a guy on our lake that has a 25 Talon that tops 140. You guys may know him, its Scotty Cannon, he races funny cars. Anyway his boat has a 706c.i. naturally aspirated with two stage nitrous and 1800h.p. This summer he and the 36 Tom Cat skater raced. He left the Skater until he ran out of Nitrous. He was over 140 that day. The skater hit 180.
