Perl

They are WAY too ghetto in rubber, not something you want to put on a nice Nor-Tech, or any other nice powerboat. Much better looking in polished steel.

Tracy

Just a thought

As said, don't do the pipes untill you done a test run. Then if you choose to do the pipes, there is is ways of finetuning them. We did a pair on a 07' Lightning, and what we did was basically some nice machined caps you could screw on top with a smaller or larger hole in them. Looked good, and made the amount of air pulled into the prop something you could control.

Tell you what, before you make any decisions let me take it out and test run it a bit, I will let you know if it needs them or not. This may take a bit of test time, say a couple weeks or so, but I won't charge ya and I may even wash it before I bring it back

don't U have a battery switch 2 install!!!

Jeez, you sound like my wife

I would try it first without them, should be easy to add on if you feel the need is there.

Btt

Any other thoughts, Thanx!!