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12-29-2002 | 07:11 PM
#31
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Joined: Aug 2002
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From: Lake St Clair
It was redone for a poker run boat in chesterfield twp.MI the boat came out great and now is for sale at National Marine.
Good luck getting hold of them, they seam a little busy to return calls and massages. Either that or I don't have enough money
to talk to them!
Good luck getting hold of them, they seam a little busy to return calls and massages. Either that or I don't have enough money
to talk to them!
12-29-2002 | 07:15 PM
#32
Enjoy the show
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 10,353
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From: The Joisey Shore
Mike Fiore used to race in Obsession and always admired the ventalated step in Mr Technology. You'll now find the ventalated steps on all quad step 42. I'm not sure if he ever did it to the 37.
By ventalated, I mean an external air supply is vented to the rear of the step via a bunch of 3/4" holes drilled into the rear of the step. This helps to break the vacuum created by the step. Mr T had 4" holes at the waterline on the sides to bring in the air, while OL uses Nacta sp? ducts on the deck. Why more builders don't use this I can understand, its worth a few extra MPH.
I've been on No Discipline a few times now and it always amazes me how the back end keeps lifting with speed, just like a cat. At WOT, a little down trim makes it bite harder and surge forward. Like no other V bottom I've ever been in.
On race day, leading the fleet on a pace lap in this boat plowing over 8 to 10" waves was an amazing exerience. Ask DJD, he raced in it.
By ventalated, I mean an external air supply is vented to the rear of the step via a bunch of 3/4" holes drilled into the rear of the step. This helps to break the vacuum created by the step. Mr T had 4" holes at the waterline on the sides to bring in the air, while OL uses Nacta sp? ducts on the deck. Why more builders don't use this I can understand, its worth a few extra MPH.
I've been on No Discipline a few times now and it always amazes me how the back end keeps lifting with speed, just like a cat. At WOT, a little down trim makes it bite harder and surge forward. Like no other V bottom I've ever been in.
On race day, leading the fleet on a pace lap in this boat plowing over 8 to 10" waves was an amazing exerience. Ask DJD, he raced in it.
12-29-2002 | 11:43 PM
#35
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From: Greenwich CT. U S of A
Originally posted by GO4BROKE
What became of the WildChild boat? Haven't heard anything of it in a while.
What became of the WildChild boat? Haven't heard anything of it in a while.
12-30-2002 | 12:12 PM
#39
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Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 2,116
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From: Port Charlotte, FL
Best build, best running, best looking V-bottom boar period.
Heres mine, more pics & specs at www.dkorinc.homestead.com
Heres mine, more pics & specs at www.dkorinc.homestead.com
