chine walk
10-10-2009 | 02:37 PM
#11
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From: Mahomet, IL
I have considered selling and upgrading as well.The problem is I want the best of both worlds.I have A family that likes to ski and tube and I want to be able to fly down the lake at 80+ mph.The stingray 23' cuddy with 502mpi does A good job at pretty much doing both, but naturally I want more.Thought about A baja 25ol, but it does nt sound like they go much faster without allot of mods,so maybe just keep what I have and put money into it.which
I don't mind doing as long as the hull can handle it.
Ever heard of water skiing or tubing behind A CAT??
I don't mind doing as long as the hull can handle it.
Ever heard of water skiing or tubing behind A CAT??
One more thing, I have a 2000 Checkmate 259 Convincor for sale in the classifieds for 30K. I think it is a lot of boat for the money. If you are looking for a Baja 25 Outlaw I would take the time to look at this boat. It will only do about 70 GPS give or take 2mph on load and water conditions but this boat is very clean. The speedo will read high 70s so your passengers think they are in a 80mph boat!
10-11-2009 | 02:24 PM
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From: EASTON MA.
you can learn to drive with chinewalk, by sawing the wheel back and forth until you match the walk then the hull is straight your hand is moving the wheel. I did that with my 24ol when running high 70s to mid 80s. I had add on hyd steering and not full up to the dash which is better. and might stop all the walk. art
