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Old 09-11-2010, 07:24 PM
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Bob , I hope your not dissapointed . You ran great speeds right out of the box , more speed will come .
What about offshore cleavers ? Any thoughts out there .
Enjoy your accomplishment , way cool boat .

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Originally Posted by aex
Bob , I hope your not dissapointed . You ran great speeds right out of the box , more speed will come .
What about offshore cleavers ? Any thoughts out there .
Enjoy your accomplishment , way cool boat .
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Old 09-12-2010, 12:04 PM
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Here are some pics of the boat when I first brought it home.....
Attached Thumbnails Bob's Jag-new-boat-003.jpg   Bob's Jag-new-boat-004.jpg   Bob's Jag-new-boat-009.jpg  

Bob's Jag-new-boat-008.jpg   Bob's Jag-new-boat-015.jpg  

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Old 09-12-2010, 12:07 PM
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More....
Attached Thumbnails Bob's Jag-new-boat-011.jpg   Bob's Jag-new-boat-025.jpg   Bob's Jag-new-boat-021.jpg  

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Old 09-13-2010, 01:51 PM
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Wow! You've come a long way.

Are your fuel tanks in front of the cockpit's forward bulkhead?
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No, I mounted aluminum tanks 75 gal. ea. on the sides. Those were fuel cells/bladders that were mounted up in the front. I also had to widen the inside of the boat so the interior would fit with the tanks mounted their.
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more pics....and pics of how i mounted tanks. If you look at the top pic you can see how narrow the top of the boat is about 3". Now look at the bottom pic where i monted tank and its about 8" wider.
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Pic of buddy at the helm at Havasu...Gas station Havasu...
Attached Thumbnails Bob's Jag-ebayamps-003.jpg   Bob's Jag-tires-001.jpg   Bob's Jag-elsinore-005.jpg  

Bob's Jag-elsinore-010.jpg   Bob's Jag-newinterior-002.jpg  

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Old 09-15-2010, 08:10 AM
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Great work!
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Surely you've seen this vid , your boat in 1991 . At the end of this clip you notice how I slow down . We hit a submerged object broke the gimbal and lost steering . We didn't know why or what had happened from in the cockpit and continued on steering with the throttles . After the race when the boat was craned we saw the problem and were so lucky the bellow held . I'd have hated to swim the murky Hudson .
Who cut out the bulkheads ? Those were all carbon capped and the glass in the hull was also a carbon hybrid with a carbon strand every 12th one or thereabouts .
Have you weighed her yet ? I'm very curious , also repositioning the tanks is a good move in my opinion .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTNRZ...layer_embedded
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