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Knot 4 Me 09-08-2010 03:00 PM

Wonder if the outboard toon would have ran 101 MPH if the armrests were down on the captain's chair?! :drink:

jayboat 09-08-2010 03:07 PM

Nice article, Matt. Those guys were fun to watch.

Smarty 09-08-2010 06:07 PM

Those pontoon boats above would humble many a hot-rodder. Pretty cool.

Brad Zastrow 09-09-2010 09:18 AM

Ken Gouty keeps his I/O pontoon up here on the Chain-O-Lakes in Illinois. He spanks many performance boats. Funny to watch. My wife and I were cruising in the 32 Skater about 50 mph when my she tells me there is a pontoon next to us. I look over and Ken is grinning from ear to ear. I push the go sticks to 70 mph and my wife laughs on the intercom and says he is still there. 80 mph, 90 mph and we finally lost him. That was three years ago. Now he has even more power and it will take over 100 to lose him. :eek:
He also owns a 80 mph twin outboard toon. Both boats required extensive modifications to the aluminum pontoons to handle the power and speed. Ken is a great guy who loves to make possible the impossible.

skydog 09-09-2010 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by Brad Zastrow (Post 3203283)
Ken Gouty keeps his I/O pontoon up here on the Chain-O-Lakes in Illinois. He spanks many performance boats. Funny to watch. My wife and I were cruising in the 32 Skater about 50 mph when my wife tells me there is a pontoon next to us. I look over and Ken is grinning from ear to ear. I push the go sticks to 70 mph and my wife laughs on the intercom and says he is still there. 80 mph, 90 mph and we finally lost him. That was three years ago. Now he has even more power and it will take over 100 to lose him. :eek:
He also owns a 80 mph twin outboard toon. Both boats required extensive modifications to the aluminum pontoons to handle the power and speed. Ken is a great guy who loves to make possible the impossible.

HAHAH Great story Brad!!

Matt

Keytime 09-09-2010 10:51 AM

Fast is fast. Outstanding job. :drink:

RT930turbo 09-09-2010 11:06 AM

Love it! That would be so much fun, go kill all the go fasts at the lake with a 'toon!

ROOSTER 22 09-09-2010 11:20 AM

Brad had said he ran 107 earlier in the week.

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