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Old 08-12-2013, 08:24 PM
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a little more work and more boost
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Old 08-12-2013, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by ratman
i remember a company had a thread here on an all alum offshore boat, they finished it and then it kind faded away... no idea what happened to the boat, the build looked awesome, maybe it was too light to really work well offshore...rm
I first saw the ad in a car magazine. Then I saw the same ad in Kitplanes magazine. Actually looked like it had nice lines and was layed out well. I believe the biggest had twins and Bravos.

Sorry Phragle for hijacking your thread. Well, not really sorry cause nobody in their right mind drinks Bud intentionally...
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Old 08-12-2013, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by POWERPLAY J
I first saw the ad in a car magazine. Then I saw the same ad in Kitplanes magazine. Actually looked like it had nice lines and was layed out well. I believe the biggest had twins and Bravos.

Sorry Phragle for hijacking your thread. Well, not really sorry cause nobody in their right mind drinks Bud intentionally...
Precesly why they needed the build a boat with the empties ad campaign....
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Originally Posted by FIXX
Shouls have used a yamaha rx1 or apex engine,,with a turbo 300 hp,,a little more work and more boost 500 hp..
Like I said he should have used a busa engine cause with a turbo they had made over 600hp!
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Old 08-12-2013, 09:24 PM
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This guy would have been so much farther ahead just buying a used sea doo or yahama jet boat off craigslist. Theres always tons of them on there.
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I've been contemplating the idea building like a half scale 40' cat with a pair of s&s motors. Just because itd be awesome!
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Why use an air cooled motor in a boat? An old yamaha Vmax 1200 motor would have been much better than an air cooled Vtwin...would have sounded better as well. Sorry harley guys
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