Building a Sleeper
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Kind of like finding out how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop..............One, Two .............Oh crap! Honey call Towboat,just left another outdrive on the bottom of LKN !
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To the untrained I, this looks like a well built average pallet.
But us crazy go fast guys can easily see that this a P.E.D.S
Performance
Engine
Delivery
System
My son and I are headed down to Little River SC in the morning to pick her up. May even do some hog hunting on the way back. Good Father/Son time
To the untrained I, this looks like a well built average pallet.
But us crazy go fast guys can easily see that this a P.E.D.S
Performance
Engine
Delivery
System
My son and I are headed down to Little River SC in the morning to pick her up. May even do some hog hunting on the way back. Good Father/Son time
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Update:
Sorry Guys, Life and work has gotten in the way of this project.
Engine and boat are both home here in Denver, NC. After some slight stringer modification to clear oil pan, the engine is now in the boat. Had to move the oil cooler in a tad, but we got clearance on the steering cly.
External steering is also on.
Exhaust tails are mocked up and are currently being custom built along with many different lines hoses and fittings.
Having to design and relocate hatch actuator. Hits the oval breather.
Of course, my boat guy is busy as hell right now, so he's working on that fast turn around money while waiting parts
Everyone is thinking around 75 mph as a group,so we will see where it shakes out.
If I every stop spending money on this project i'll get you guys a total.
Sorry Guys, Life and work has gotten in the way of this project.
Engine and boat are both home here in Denver, NC. After some slight stringer modification to clear oil pan, the engine is now in the boat. Had to move the oil cooler in a tad, but we got clearance on the steering cly.
External steering is also on.
Exhaust tails are mocked up and are currently being custom built along with many different lines hoses and fittings.
Having to design and relocate hatch actuator. Hits the oval breather.
Of course, my boat guy is busy as hell right now, so he's working on that fast turn around money while waiting parts
Everyone is thinking around 75 mph as a group,so we will see where it shakes out.
If I every stop spending money on this project i'll get you guys a total.





