Launch / Holeshot what is safe for your drives?
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I never understood that.
Thats like being married to a supermodel and never banging her... Just let her sit in the corner and look hot? ....I dont think so.

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Several on my own and a good 10 times or more.on other boats. All Bravo drives. From stock 502 mpi’s and above. Man, times where different before marriage/kids/etc…,.lol
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Well with a bravo 1 i would say that you need to plan on it blowing at some point no matter how easy you are on it,
Two choices. wait until it grenades and then upgrade or sell the drive you have now while it is still good and get some good money on it. go buy an imco scx and not worry about it.
When i went to the scx from a bravo my boat got on plane a lot easier,. plus i never worried about breaking it.
i see you have an imco lower but with my bravos i always blew the upper so that is probably the weak link
Two choices. wait until it grenades and then upgrade or sell the drive you have now while it is still good and get some good money on it. go buy an imco scx and not worry about it.
When i went to the scx from a bravo my boat got on plane a lot easier,. plus i never worried about breaking it.
i see you have an imco lower but with my bravos i always blew the upper so that is probably the weak link
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pushing a performance boat in big water is the adrenaline rush. Not waiting minutes for the thing to plane.
just my 0.02.





