Thanks, let me know

Indy, whats your cruise speed. If my wife goes I'll be riding next to you:rolleyes:

It doesn't matter where you run. Your 33 would do fine on this run. Not all the boats run WOT the whole time. If the water kicks up you could find yourself towards the front. We were boat number 6 to the first card stop last year.:D:D

I have tired 502s with POS 26s. They run fine but have 425 hours on them. I hope to get at least an uppper end rebuild on them sometime so I can have some more confidence in running them harder. I generally cruise around 50-55. I blew through my prop and exhaust budget investing in my business this winter so looks like I'll be running those POS 26s until I get the money to have them tweaked. If I can get these props done by the run (or any run for that matter) my numbers will creep up a bit.

Dan...cool with the rough, it has a way of bringing most boats down to my cruise speed LOL!!!! We were talking about a Block Island run too, who started that one? (Sean, Wes?) Also, how many miles is the MSPR approximately?

Indy,
The run is about 125 miles, so it's a nice long run. Who do you have do your prop work?? Hale propellor in CT does a great job and you cant beat their prices.

Dan...I've never heard of Hale? Where are they?

Steve,

Here's their site.

http://www.halepropeller.com

23 powerplay
 

I met with Tom at the ac show and like others was happy to see the powerplay name on a boat again. The 23 is a great little boat, great lines. I put a deposit on it in ac, just got back from florida where I took it for a run w/ Tom. Boat is awesome. Tom, good luck bring back the 33.

Congrats on the sweet boat!! Tons of pics when you get it please!!

Congrats on the newest PP!!