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Originally Posted by tony montana
(Post 3809027)
yea ok
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Originally Posted by yahoo
(Post 3808846)
Do not think it would be a good idea for a production boat to go out in big seas and run hard.
We are talking 8-10 ft seas correct ? I will say we were running 90mph in 15ft seas in argentina, with 900hp per side, old school 40 skater. Will an apache even go that fast in smooth water ? |
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We will be at the bar anyhow if the waves are 15 ft |
Well,I guess that just leaves Parnell and I in the lil boats to show you how its done...
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Originally Posted by Scott B
(Post 3809088)
Well,I guess that just leaves Parnell and I in the lil boats to show you how its done...
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Originally Posted by thumper038
(Post 3809070)
:fear:
We will be at the bar anyhow if the waves are 15 ft |
I've been enjoying this thread. I love Apache Powerboats & Skater puts out an incredible product, no doubt. Here's an old b&w Apache video with Kramers 41 running through (what I consider anyway) big offshore water. Enjoy the old video & get some good video of the Onion Run. Have fun, be safe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cSR2Hay6uc |
Originally Posted by Orthobam
(Post 3808980)
Can we summarize a few things here
1) Estimated date(s) - I would vote for a Saturday so it could be run on Sunday if weather is a problem. |
Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 3808979)
they have been on the boat on the lake all year and have not failed yet,just sayin.
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[QUOTE=articfriends;3809145]I thought the point was to see what boat was the bad ass in the roughest water possible
Bingo! That was my original thought. |
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