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Originally Posted by AB From Windsor
(Post 3284865)
That was neat to watch, the 1335 HP Teague engine ran flawlessly and the DCB F32 handled the speed well. I was wondering if DCB ever thought about putting one of their boats on the race circuit to see how it does under race conditions. Would be interesting to see.
i dont think these boat's are made for racing to much rough water . maybe there 35 could work , if i remember rite that boat has no center pod |
Cool Video thanks for sharing.
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Very, very impressive!
I'm really curious... Who will insure a 32' cat (with a pod no less) to 180 mph, and what does that policy cost per year? :eek: |
Originally Posted by SS930
(Post 3284911)
Very, very impressive!
I'm really curious... Who will insure a 32' cat (with a pod no less) to 180 mph, and what does that policy cost per year? :eek: Awesome run guys! |
WOW!!! I'm at "pucker-factor 10" just doing 70. At 170 I'd be Sh***ing diamonds!!:eek:
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Are those the water pressure guages flipping all over at top speed?
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Originally Posted by CLA
(Post 3284914)
If you have to ask.........
Awesome run guys! |
Originally Posted by SS930
(Post 3284911)
Very, very impressive!
I'm really curious... Who will insure a 32' cat (with a pod no less) to 180 mph, and what does that policy cost per year? :eek: |
That 1350 Merc boat doesn't look so impressive anymore does it. wonder waht the difference between the 31WB and the 32 are
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Bob and John-nice video.I personally liked the water on monday but the boat looked rock solid.What is even more amazing is that it is on 91 octane pump gas.
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