Surface Drives on Cats, Why Not???
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The dry sump #6 was designed in house at Mercury by Tom Theisen. Pat Weismann was consulted and paid for his work, but his approach was not chosen. Tom's design was simpler and more robust.
#93
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In 1995 I had Kaama drives on my Active cat and I worried about getting parts then. This is a pic of my brothers 45' 1984 Cary with Arneson drives. Twenty five + years later Rik had all the parts needed to rebuild them still..
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You work around the dock's with the shifter's and never touch the steering wheel...mine is actually easier to maneuver around a slip to park than when I had XR's...
#96
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This is so true, I found that out when I drove 2 Hustlers back to back..The ASD's performed better in every catagory except getting on plane..it took about 1-2 seconds more with a lil more prop slip vs the bravo's..I really like these drives and wish more manufacture's would give you the option..
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I think that a 30-32 ft cat (Skater, Spectre etc)..with a couple of naturally aspirated 598's and Arneson drives would be a nearly bulletproof and versatile package...and probably very fast (over 150 mph).
The speed per dollar spent would be awsome!
Chris
The speed per dollar spent would be awsome!
Chris