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kreed 10-25-2011 10:04 AM

But, his brother says NO.........Ill have to stay home too ;) Frank, text me the GPS reading when you guys go.....

4195 10-25-2011 10:06 AM

http://features.boats.com/boat-conte...leashed-beast/

This is great read! Enjoy!

kreed 10-25-2011 10:10 AM

Thinkin about this, Jeff is a typical drag/street racer. Its like pullin teeth to get the top speed out of one of these guys! Ive posted real world #s, Justins posted real world #s, Frank posted real world #s....all with a GPS pic OR people that have seen the GPS speed in person. Jeff, just shut EVERYONE (especially me) up by making a couple passes with Frank in the boat and all the drama will be gone.....It will make for a nice photo op too!

kreed 10-25-2011 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by 4195 (Post 3536148)

Great article, beautiful boat. Alittle pricey, but you got the discount price!

SS930 10-25-2011 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by 30ctsutphen (Post 3536143)
Btw none of you can even run 5 mph w your boats right now lol

Not so flipper-boy! :coolcowboy:


Originally Posted by 4195 (Post 3536144)
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

Speaking of which, it would be interesting to see what our boats actually weigh, rather than guessing or relying on pie in the sky manufacturers weights. I know next time I pass a scale I'm stopping if I can.

kreed 10-25-2011 10:49 AM


Originally Posted by SS930 (Post 3536168)

Speaking of which, it would be interesting to see what our boats actually weigh, rather than guessing or relying on pie in the sky manufacturers weights. I know next time I pass a scale I'm stopping if I can.

Still dificult to tell without weighting the trailer seperately.

4195 10-25-2011 10:59 AM


Originally Posted by SS930 (Post 3536168)
Not so flipper-boy! :coolcowboy:



Speaking of which, it would be interesting to see what our boats actually weigh, rather than guessing or relying on pie in the sky manufacturers weights. I know next time I pass a scale I'm stopping if I can.

Scot I have been using this calculator for years and I have always gone by the manufacturer wieght. It has always been within 1-2 mph.

kreed 10-25-2011 11:07 AM


Originally Posted by 4195 (Post 3536190)
Scot I have been using this calculator for years and I have always gone by the manufacturer wieght. It has always been within 1-2 mph.

Frank, when your dealing with Outerlimits boats, you might as well throw your speed calculator in the garbage. They defy any "speed formula" that we have been using from the last 10 years. Those speed calculator/formulas are for boats that actually touch the water when running over gods earth. OL gives new meaning to the tearm" walking on water".....hehehehe :grinser010:

SS930 10-25-2011 11:10 AM


Originally Posted by kreed (Post 3536187)
Still dificult to tell without weighting the trailer seperately.

It shouldn't be too difficult to guess the weight of teh trailer within 500 lb.


Originally Posted by 4195 (Post 3536190)
Scot I have been using this calculator for years and I have always gone by the manufacturer wieght. It has always been within 1-2 mph.

I too have found it to be fairly accurate, guess curious about the actual weights... I suspect many mfg published are pretty far off the actual real world weight.

kreed 10-25-2011 11:57 AM


Originally Posted by kreed (Post 3536199)
Frank, when your dealing with Outerlimits boats, you might as well throw your speed calculator in the garbage. They defy any "speed formula" that we have been using from the last 10 years. Those speed calculator/formulas are for boats that actually touch the water when running over gods earth. OL gives new meaning to the tearm" walking on water".....hehehehe :grinser010:

Awww, come on. I thought this was funny!??! :lolhit:


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