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Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 3615722)
Rich it was my understanding that the hp wont be capped and it will still be bracket racing. With the prop dyno, class 6 will eventually evolve into a capped hp, heads up class.
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Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 3615729)
I think its a effort to keep the class affordable. Somebody with deep pockets puts a 6 on a boat and everybody will feel as though they gotta go drop $25g to keep up with the jonses to compete.
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Originally Posted by Fenderjack
(Post 3615646)
I know I'm old and don't understand a lot of things.BUT!! I read thru the rules.Am I correct ,I could run a 26'foot boat in the class with any power option as long as the boat does not run faster than 70 mph.My son want's to build a 6 boat and we are just trying to get our train going in the same direction .I'm sure this sounds stupid but just making sure. Thanks JOHN SR
Build a boat for the class, the class should not be designed around the boat. |
Originally Posted by Lucididee
(Post 3615735)
Actually, I would ask the person "What is wrong with them? Why would you put a #6 drive on a Class 6 boat?"
This is just my guess....i will personally never have to really worry about it anyways $$$$$:lolhit: |
Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 3615739)
....i will personally never have to really worry about it anyways $$$$$:lolhit:
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So....would a 26' single engine (<650hp) V-bottom with an Arneson ASD6 drive be OK?
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Originally Posted by Lee
(Post 3615748)
So....would a 26' single engine (<650hp) V-bottom with an Arneson ASD6 drive be OK?
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Originally Posted by Lee
(Post 3615748)
So....would a 26' single engine (<650hp) V-bottom with an Arneson ASD6 drive be OK?
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Originally Posted by sbracing
(Post 3615766)
I'd check with Smitty first, If I was building one.
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Originally Posted by Lee
(Post 3615748)
So....would a 26' single engine (<650hp) V-bottom with an Arneson ASD6 drive be OK?
Gary |
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