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Whats Safer at 120 - V or Cat

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Old 03-17-2004, 09:24 AM
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Why Vees cost less than cats to insure......?

Okay....How about this?

120 mph cat cruises consistently at 90-110

120 mph vee cruises consistently at 75-90

Most of the 120 mph vees I encounter are running mid 70's..... I'm cruising at 95-100.

Of course most 120 mph vees have a top speed under 95.


Just my thoughts.


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Old 03-17-2004, 09:31 AM
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Originally posted by T2x
Of course most 120 mph vees have a top speed under 95.
Here you go again clouding the issue with facts... Why let reality get in the way of a good story
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Old 03-17-2004, 10:02 AM
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Originally posted by GLH
Max I don't get it explain where an insurance company does not set premium according to risk all parameters being equal.
I think my example does, although be it a car. Tell me why the comp/collision on my Jetta and Lexus 470 are less than $50 of each other when the Jetta is worth $14K and the Lex is over $50k. I might be able to see a difference in liability between the two since the Lex will surely wipe out more if the accident is my fault. Even there, not much of a difference.
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I would like to know which boat would be faster in 7-8 foot seas. Honest 7-8 footers. A 40 Skater or a 42 Outerlimits. Just curious. T2x and others, what's your thought? Sam
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mr_v maybe the lexusonly.com or jettaonly.com forums could explain that to you.
Jetta's might be more prone to theft since there are more of them on the road and parts would be more sought after, logic it out, all those companies do is analyze numbers and statistics of actual claims and assess future risk if your premiums are like that there is numerical evidence that back it. Who cares about car insurance here anyway it was not the discussion. My car insurance premiums are minimal compared to the boat. What next the difference between our favorite colors?

I'll stick with boats.
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GLH, if u don't mind me asking, how much is yours and how much diff between the new 42 and your 35?
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Originally posted by Neverfastenuf
I would like to know which boat would be faster in 7-8 foot seas. Honest 7-8 footers. A 40 Skater or a 42 Outerlimits. Just curious. T2x and others, what's your thought? Sam
Honest 7-8 footers have at it I'll stay on shore and tell me what did not break when you come back in!
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Originally posted by Neverfastenuf
I would like to know which boat would be faster in 7-8 foot seas. Honest 7-8 footers. A 40 Skater or a 42 Outerlimits. Just curious. T2x and others, what's your thought? Sam
Sam,

I am not really sure as I have only raced in that kind of water once. It was actaully a little bigger than that, but nonetheless the outcome wasn't to pretty.....
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Originally posted by Downtown42
GLH, if u don't mind me asking, how much is yours and how much diff between the new 42 and your 35?
Very different.

-Years 35-1994 42-2000
-Speed 35-68mph 42-80mph
-HP 35-830hp 42-1200hp
-Agreed value is is 150% larger on 42
-Deductible is still 3%
-all the same.. layup, trailer...
-Premium was 60% higher.
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