Sounds good, Just let me know, for now I'll keep messin' with mine.

Scott,
I might needs some coaching to run with these guys. What are you running for power. I hate to say it but Bruce might be correct in his assumption that a bigger boat will have an advantage in AC. Ill keep my fingers crossed for calm water.

Bruce and myself have the same style race boat, and I for one had a 24 Jaws and a 24 Pantera at one point. The ride is a big diffrence when you are out their. However, Scott, on his 24 can give anyone a scare because he has been racing for a while now and has plenty of seat time. And about keeping your fingers crossed, stay away from that approach to a race course that could be bumpy good luck to you and be safe.

Albert

And although I have never seen him race, from what I have heard, its sounds like he is not skeered to run that thing!!!

We may be sending Scotty home with his tail between his legs.

Baja, There is no question that we are at a disadvantage in the rough, not because our boats can't handle it( I raced in Daytona 2000) in really big water.
My problem is when the prop is in the air, the boat is losing speed.
In rough water I seem to be in the air twice as much as the bigger boats.
That being said, I am going to AC to win.
PS 502 Crate motor and a couple hundred pound of lead in the boat to try to keep it in the water.
A little big water practice never hurts

practice, practice, practice

Albert, This weekend, I'll have a little more size under me in P4
so watch out!
I can't wait

Boy I hopes its rough this weekend because the old Warlock can run in some rough seas as well. AAAAALBERT WE"RE COMIN TO GET YOU

Scotty, I guess your just gonna have to show all those other 24s how its done.

Good luck this weekend..