1996 A-vs-AX Class nightmares revisited
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Cobra Marty - Call Chris Reindl on his cell - (513) 706-3199. I just spoke to him this morning.
Mr. Offshore - I've got a 1:59 right now, which is OK with E4's and 530 hp - 86 mph @ 5200. When I had the 600, it was running 5400 @ 88, so I had the props "tweaked", and got 92 @ 5300. I'm looking for a 1:47 drive, which will give me 92 @5200 with stock E4's and ??? with the tweaked ones.
Ocke's got a brand new "Batbygarnna" B-28 for sale (complete) on his site. Not cheap, though...
Mr. Offshore - I've got a 1:59 right now, which is OK with E4's and 530 hp - 86 mph @ 5200. When I had the 600, it was running 5400 @ 88, so I had the props "tweaked", and got 92 @ 5300. I'm looking for a 1:47 drive, which will give me 92 @5200 with stock E4's and ??? with the tweaked ones.
Ocke's got a brand new "Batbygarnna" B-28 for sale (complete) on his site. Not cheap, though...
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C_Spray, As far as I know, Bill's 28' is in mothballs. The boat has been properly repaired, but is without power, I believe. You are correct that it is hull #1. It has some of the nicest glass work that I have seen. Ray.
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You're right about the glasswork on those Swedish hulls. Mine's 40% Kevlar, epoxy resin, and vacuum bagged. Not a loose strand anywhere. When I took it to Bobby Moore for "the rebuild" in 1997, he told me that it was the best-built hull he had ever seen, including all of the raceboats he'd seen. Nice to know. Any idea how much Bill wants for his?
Mr Offshore - I've only had mine through the "boatwash" at speeds below 45 mph. Above that - no problem. The nice thing about the 28 is that you get some warning. As you see the green/blue wall coming down the deck, you have time to count "one Mississippi..." and look for the wiper switch. (It's also why my windshield is Lexan and not plexiglass.)
Mr Offshore - I've only had mine through the "boatwash" at speeds below 45 mph. Above that - no problem. The nice thing about the 28 is that you get some warning. As you see the green/blue wall coming down the deck, you have time to count "one Mississippi..." and look for the wiper switch. (It's also why my windshield is Lexan and not plexiglass.)
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