Predator Powerboats Racing Cat
05-04-2012 | 01:42 PM
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Predator Powerboats Racing Cat
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New Predator Racing cat
Big boat for 30 feet
Tunnel can be widened to your specifications
no seams between deck and hull
All composites material, with no plywood anywhere
Can handle twin I/O or twin outboards
New Predator Racing cat
Big boat for 30 feet
Tunnel can be widened to your specifications
no seams between deck and hull
All composites material, with no plywood anywhere
Can handle twin I/O or twin outboards
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05-23-2012 | 09:08 PM
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Not yet. But we're lookin' to do one.
Although the team has widened other cats, they haven't widened a Predator Cat yet. The std hull has a beam of 8' 6". An additional 6" to 8" will push the beam well into the 9' 2"+ beam which would be iffy when trailering on highways and interstates. 8"+ widening would most probably need a tilt trailer if you're gonna be doing lots of trailering.
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Not yet. But we're lookin' to do one.
Although the team has widened other cats, they haven't widened a Predator Cat yet. The std hull has a beam of 8' 6". An additional 6" to 8" will push the beam well into the 9' 2"+ beam which would be iffy when trailering on highways and interstates. 8"+ widening would most probably need a tilt trailer if you're gonna be doing lots of trailering.
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05-24-2012 | 06:16 AM
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Any updates on the 4 seat canopy 30? When will it hit the water? Could the canopy version be widened 6in? My Motion is 9'1" wide and never had any issues with it being a wide load.
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Not yet. But we're lookin' to do one.
Although the team has widened other cats, they haven't widened a Predator Cat yet. The std hull has a beam of 8' 6". An additional 6" to 8" will push the beam well into the 9' 2"+ beam which would be iffy when trailering on highways and interstates. 8"+ widening would most probably need a tilt trailer if you're gonna be doing lots of trailering.
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Not yet. But we're lookin' to do one.
Although the team has widened other cats, they haven't widened a Predator Cat yet. The std hull has a beam of 8' 6". An additional 6" to 8" will push the beam well into the 9' 2"+ beam which would be iffy when trailering on highways and interstates. 8"+ widening would most probably need a tilt trailer if you're gonna be doing lots of trailering.
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Last edited by Maritime_Eng; 05-24-2012 at 06:18 AM.
