31 american offshore
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they are moved foreward a little,the motors are mounted with bellhousings off a 6 drive,with the intigrated coolers.the boat has stellings x boxes,with longer driveshafts.the drives are upgraded bravos.not sure how long there going to live,but the boat came with a set of spare drives,fresh in the crate.
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Sounds good. A couple of us questioned the advantage of moving the motors forward on an AO last fall. I would like to see some pics of the mounts.
Anyone know the weight of a 92 boat? What power was in it at the shoot out? What speed?
Anyone know the weight of a 92 boat? What power was in it at the shoot out? What speed?
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I am told my 98 weighs between 8500 and 9000 and the newer ones then mine are lighter. I would say the Nitrous was helping alot. It will be interesting to see what your numbers are. What drive ratio and props are on it?
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Those were/are fun boats. They used to build them here on Grand Lake coincidentally. I don't think anyone has flipped more cats than Ed Ferro.......
Have fun with it. There's a REALLY nice clean one on Grand Lake that's for sale. Solid yellow with 750's I believe. Contact "Rare Breed" if anyone SERIOUSLY wants info. It's his brothers boat.

Have fun with it. There's a REALLY nice clean one on Grand Lake that's for sale. Solid yellow with 750's I believe. Contact "Rare Breed" if anyone SERIOUSLY wants info. It's his brothers boat.

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