Originally Posted by benjen (Post 4246194)

I see this thread has been "hijacked again". I guess I am supposed to say something at this point. So here goes. Since I'm not about to spend another $75-$100,000 on a 92 boat that like most of us I have way too much money into already. This is purely speculation mind you. But........I read on here, I would think, where Reggie said a full stagger depending upon the boat was good for 10-15 mph. If I were to stagger the Sutphen and conservatively let's say I gain 7 mph. Convert my drives to dry sumps, change to swept back lowers, and better props. How about another 7 mph. Increase the horsepower the other 150 to get up to the 1075's maybe that's another 3 mph. If my math is right that's 17 mph. On top of the 107 we have run (never mind the I think it will run 110) that's 124 mph for a 1992, straight bottom resin bucket, as Shaun likes to call our Sutphen's. That's not too bad!

Originally Posted by 47EXCALIBUR (Post 4246198)

If i was you all i would do is raise your drives and get new props. Your x dimension was set at a time when props were not that great so the drives are to low. the difference between wet and dry 6's is about 40-50 hp so its realy not worth the cost.

Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL (Post 4246003)

If I had to maintain that many boats I`d eat a bullet first, well done.
When they made my Flat Deck scales weren`t invented yet, my title was written on a stone tablet, no weight listed.

Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL (Post 4246108)

I like my sweater meat all natural. We can pretend that`s my girlfriend.

Lil red did have a nice one but now he`s all anti oso avatar :sorry::(



What is Ellen's nickname for Clark in Christmas Vacation?

Originally Posted by cigrocket (Post 4245873)

I think everyone is entitled to their opinions, I don't think attacking each other is accomplishing anything. I know it's -8 outside and everyone is sick of winter..lol