new top speed for shoot out
#21
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In years past you were allowed a on plane start if you had surface drives. All the big cats were allowed rolling starts. Some rolled a little faster than others.
Jim Darr being chased. LOL
Jim Darr being chased. LOL
#22
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I felt bad for Gino.. I knew he went out with more expectations. BUT that is boating... Spend 50k and a $4.00 part ruins the weekend.
David Scott has got that boat figured out.... Just watching the TV he looked like he was rolling!!!!
Can't say enough about the stream TV . That was awesome all weekend.
Congrats to everyone out there...!!!
#25
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[QUOTE=Brad Zastrow;2943237]In years past you were allowed a on plane start if you had surface drives. All the big cats were allowed rolling starts. Some rolled a little faster than others.
when your old 32' Skater went 162mph at LOTO, it's was from one motor in neutral and one in forward....almost from a dead stop.
when your old 32' Skater went 162mph at LOTO, it's was from one motor in neutral and one in forward....almost from a dead stop.
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[QUOTE=blume;2944774]
I was thinking about the same thing.
In years past you were allowed a on plane start if you had surface drives. All the big cats were allowed rolling starts. Some rolled a little faster than others.
when your old 32' Skater went 162mph at LOTO, it's was from one motor in neutral and one in forward....almost from a dead stop.
when your old 32' Skater went 162mph at LOTO, it's was from one motor in neutral and one in forward....almost from a dead stop.
I was thinking about the same thing.
#27
I would't say he ended it.....Maybe just steped it up a notch.