NEW cat on its way
06-09-2002, 01:40 AM
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Very nice...
Just remember not to drive it like a Vee Bottom. Cats prefer to drive themselves if you know what I mean. Just let the hull do all the work it is designed to do. Enjoy......
Just remember not to drive it like a Vee Bottom. Cats prefer to drive themselves if you know what I mean. Just let the hull do all the work it is designed to do. Enjoy......
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06-09-2002, 09:37 AM
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Welcome to a cat! It's like having two boats, two boats in one!!!
They're right, tcats don't drive like a V-hull. When I firsat got mine home and spent some time learning to drive it I had MAJOR second thoughts about it.
But as I gained experience, I learned those thoughts were the result of my driving!
Much too quick with the wheel and just not knowing what the boat wanted. Now after about 25 hours - I love it and feel 110% comfortable driving at all speeds!! So far I've run about 95 at about 14% slip. I'm now trying other props in search of 100MPH.
Take it easy at first gain "the touch" and gain confidence. You're gonna love it!!!
By the way great paint!
They're right, tcats don't drive like a V-hull. When I firsat got mine home and spent some time learning to drive it I had MAJOR second thoughts about it.
But as I gained experience, I learned those thoughts were the result of my driving!
Much too quick with the wheel and just not knowing what the boat wanted. Now after about 25 hours - I love it and feel 110% comfortable driving at all speeds!! So far I've run about 95 at about 14% slip. I'm now trying other props in search of 100MPH.Take it easy at first gain "the touch" and gain confidence. You're gonna love it!!!
By the way great paint!
