Most of the Jap Companies had something that could be considered pretty fast during the mid-90's, and would still hold there own against a lot of stuff today.

My 1994 Rx7 runs a sub 5 second 0-60 time and a 13.x quarter mile time from the factory - not bad for 15years ago.

http://www.fd3s.net/magazine_article...article03.html


Twin Turbo 300ZX
Twin Turbo Supra
Twin Turbo 3000GT VR-4

All were pretty decent contenders in the 1990's.

oh snap!
this has been one entertaining thread!

That there is funny, don't care who you are.

Well, it just so happens, that my Prototype Cig/Fountain paint job, was a waste of my time. Apparently, someone beat me to it. Sommerfliesby called me and told me he saw this while at the marina today. I had to get in the car and come down and see it for myself. Who woulda known, right in our own marina. FUK ME. :eekdrop:

On a positive note, I got a ride on an Active Thunder. I was able to experience the homosexual bolster, 80MPH thru 10FT'ers in 60 deg air temps, AND make a bag of popcorn. As you can see, we are both happy. Theres just something about the homo bolster that makes you smile. Boat rocks Mike!

you two look very happy, let us know where to send the gifts. :D

Yeah, yesterday was a good day.

Never mind the cold and 10 footers...but upon arriving at the marina and idling out, I happened upon the very thing that was so fervently discussed in these hallowed pages. I simply could NOT believe my eyes. It was like seeing the unicorn of performance boating. I had to immediately call Joe. Its nice to share the level of appreciation we have for these things amongst friends.

Oh...then I helped Mr. Cig with his dinghy.

We Active Thunder people are very giving.

My Life is complete. I have seen the UNICORN of boats in person!!!!!!


Mark

looks better with a arch and longer beak.

still trying to figure out how you got 80 MPH out of the boat with the sticks like they are ??? LOL