Our New Twin 650HP Big Block Running Strong!!
08-12-2014 | 11:38 AM
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08-12-2014 | 11:40 AM
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This is no joke guys, I wish it was. To the other guy asking a out the out drives serial numbers here they are. This is what fountain have me.
Port drive # oc552750
Starboard drive# oc552753
As far as what the guy on the phone told me I wrote it down so I wouldn't forget it so I could post it for you all. I have no reason to make this **** up either. And no props are not my concern now!
All the help is very appreciative so thanks in advance!
Port drive # oc552750
Starboard drive# oc552753
As far as what the guy on the phone told me I wrote it down so I wouldn't forget it so I could post it for you all. I have no reason to make this **** up either. And no props are not my concern now!
All the help is very appreciative so thanks in advance!
08-12-2014 | 11:50 AM
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Either we are being had or someone is very sick to their stomach right about now.
Not sure which. Thinking the had part. Wouldn't someone spending a nice amount of coin for a boat at least have an idea between a 89 and a 99? Not directed to the OP, but to a seller trying to pull it off thinking most shoppers won't know the difference. Pretty high risk of getting caught if you ask me
Not sure which. Thinking the had part. Wouldn't someone spending a nice amount of coin for a boat at least have an idea between a 89 and a 99? Not directed to the OP, but to a seller trying to pull it off thinking most shoppers won't know the difference. Pretty high risk of getting caught if you ask me
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08-12-2014 | 12:14 PM
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But, speaking of power he should be able to run high 70's to near 80 with the 650 NA engines and that hull. He talked about going 100, and that will take some serious drives with some serious power in that hull. It can be done, my friend had a 33 that went 103, with 632 ci, ASD8 drop box drives
08-12-2014 | 12:26 PM
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lol, well the 33 with platform and the 35 are the same boat. Fountain changed the name of them in the mid 90's to match the LOA with the platform.
But, speaking of power he should be able to run high 70's to near 80 with the 650 NA engines and that hull. He talked about going 100, and that will take some serious drives with some serious power in that hull. It can be done, my friend had a 33 that went 103, with 632 ci, ASD8 drop box drives
But, speaking of power he should be able to run high 70's to near 80 with the 650 NA engines and that hull. He talked about going 100, and that will take some serious drives with some serious power in that hull. It can be done, my friend had a 33 that went 103, with 632 ci, ASD8 drop box drives
08-12-2014 | 12:26 PM
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Trying to figure out why one of the "know it alls" likes this post, as he believes Fountain never stamped VIN's?
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