the plot thickens...:party-smiley-004:

You can't get an accurate reading on speed in the river the current runs 4 to 8 knots and it sounds like it was in full swing Sunday. Jeff I will offer my services to go for an ocean run and I have a hand held god that records top speed so we will have proof.

god = GPS = lie detector! Hook this boat up to the lie detector Focker, then we'll know the truth. I bet Jeff doesnt take you up on your offer Frank. I would also bet we could get a crew at the OS ramp to welcome you guys back to the dock and see the results! IF IT READS 80 MPH or above, the first round is on ME.:eek:

Oh YAY, we get to hear about this all winter hahah:lolhit:

Jeff might be able to hit that 83 if he knocked down that windshield a few inches.. :bigbird:

Ill take frank out for that run!

I have no doubt Ill see 80 especially in salt

Salts faster. Reference the salton sea! Fastest place on earth to run a boat


As I stated that day only ran a best of 76 on the way up the river , head wind current etc

Back down near petzolds 81 mph sam near pratt

Just past essex not a boat in sight slight chop from wind saw 83

No doubt down river helped bit it was still 83! :)

Which way was justin running?

I think justins boat could hit 75 easy with the right weight trimmed out perfect conditions


I wont do it when pushed, so dobt be dicks thats when sh it goes wrong

But I dont mibd going out hanging out and making some bonzi runs if its all about having fun

If its about being di cks. Stay home

Guess I have to stay home. :(

I have nothing to hide I told you azz chappers I only ran 76 on the way up so why the doubt?

I could care less it runs what it runs on any given day

If I cant trim it all the way out it wont run that number openly admitted that over and over but if I can without it getting squirrely it will deffinately run the number

Btw none of you can even run 5 mph w your boats right now lol

I hate to say I think I believe him.
Here is agood tool to get you guys real close
http://go-fast.com/boat_speed_predictions.htm