Boxes
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Ill have to ask him. Hes got plenty of seat time in a 98 388 w/ hp500's w/ no boxes and had some time in the whippled w/ boxes before rerigging it w/ 6's. i was in the 98 myself and it handled great. never rode in the 2000 when it had bravos.
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Just talked to my buddy. His boat, when it still had the bravos, porpoised pretty bad around 98 or so. the 98, w/ no boxes, rode like a dream, but, only ran 85-86 mpg. he also mentioned another guy had a 388 w/ bulldogs & boxes that ran 90mph and smooth as well.. so, as for the boxes being a culprit, cant make a verifiable answer. hows does yours ride at 100?
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I haven't had it to 100 yet only 96. Hopefully next season. The motors have just been rebuilt. The boat tends to chine walk alot at higher speeds and not so much a porpoised but a hop in calmer water.
#9
Chip and Joe said they dont help. But in 2003 that started putting the ITS on them>
388 Hustler Ben has them on his.
388 Hustler Ben has them on his.
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Originally Posted by fountain40icbm
I haven't had it to 100 yet only 96. Hopefully next season. The motors have just been rebuilt. The boat tends to chine walk alot at higher speeds and not so much a porpoised but a hop in calmer water.


