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Good point Dale, I remember SBI used to have the average speeds. I would think somewhere we could find out the lap length.
the 450 class cut down the difference by 8 seconds in smooth water from what I could see. from 28 seconds to 22 seconds |
Pro Stock Blues
Yes indeed the culmination of prostock and modified was a bloodbath. Besides having tiny lower running gear and a center motor strapped into a torture chamber, it wasn’t a question if will it break it was when. To date the hardest rig to throttle bar none. Running against #3s #4, #5 was no contest. Holds true today, Ginormous powerful power heads with the relatively same size rinky dink lowers of yesterday’s 2 strokes. Size does matter.
Previous post stated the outboards rigs suffered a lot of damage after the first race on Friday. Jclamps, lowers etc. No surprise, Reminds me of the old JoHos and Johnny Rudes. Also, stay away Grudge Matches. Go race in a controlled event where there are safety boats and divers. I’m sure there are drivers seats you can buy for a race for under 10 grand. Peace |
Originally Posted by ben
(Post 4851330)
Now this would be some good helicopter footage, somebody make it happen.
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i know this new generation of outboard cats are often referred as "tator chip boats" but i find this a bit concerning, this video popped up yesterday i do not know any details but are they really that thin and that light of a layup?............................
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Originally Posted by boostbros
(Post 4851463)
i know this new generation of outboard cats are often referred as "tator chip boats" but i find this a bit concerning, this video popped up yesterday i do not know any details but are they really that thin and that light of a layup?............................https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnvr..._2ww-A&index=3
It really would be cool to see some true weights of these race boats, I didn't look is that somewhere on RWO? |
Originally Posted by boostbros
(Post 4851463)
i do not know any details but are they really that thin and that light of a layup?.
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Originally Posted by lake p.a.l.
(Post 4851344)
Our buddies 340X with 450s would not even be close to hanging with me in our 'little" 308 Skater with 300XS when it was rough.
So, I think that is more on your buddy than the 340. Other than that little input, you can all carry on the debate. |
Originally Posted by Cash Bar
(Post 4851515)
Obviously, I have moved on from the MTI 340/450 boat to the 37/450 DCB, but I'm certain that a properly crewed 340 can run with, or better than, a 308/300XS Skater.
So, I think that is more on your buddy than the 340. Other than that little input, you can all carry on the debate. |
Taylor’s MTI is at 6000lbs boat
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Originally Posted by boostbros
(Post 4851463)
i know this new generation of outboard cats are often referred as "tator chip boats" but i find this a bit concerning, this video popped up yesterday i do not know any details but are they really that thin and that light of a layup?............................https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnvr..._2ww-A&index=3
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