So, I'm bored at work, most fund comanies are closing early 3p.m. which is now so I literally have no trades coming through. If I look at one more page of CFA material I'm just going to snap so I figured I'd make a random post of what's going through my mind. I was wondering, since I've been browsing whipple performance's site in recent history how reliable there upgrades are without any major internal work to the Mercury Racing 600 and 700sci engines. I was also wondering what kind of numbers you think a 28 Savage would see with a Mercury Racing 1350 if it would even fit. Clearly the first is simply a wondering situation and the second most probably wouldn't ever happen given the expense of the engine alone, but these are the crazy abundance of thoughts that flow through my mind on a day to day basis. Just thought I'd post it here since I thoroughly enjoy the Active Thunder page and they're my favorite line of boats. I hope everyone enjoys the extended weekend.

Was out of town and just saw your post.

You have to get out of that office! You definitely had someone spike your coffee with the AT "kool-aid".

None the less, I am a little curious myself!

E-mail me your address and shirt size. One AT "exactly like nothing else" on the way to you just for the thought.

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Shirts are in then?

I'm hitting the AT Kool Aid on a regular basis that's for sure, now if I could just afford one. Hopefully soon enough, maybe I could get all these crazy ideas out of my head if I just purchased one.

I was gonna ask the same thing.

I know your thoughts were random about a big 1350 in a 28 - can't help you with that. I can tell you what a couple of 540 Smith Power engines look like in the back of a 37........

did he paint his name on your valve covers, . like the aluminum look

Now somebody needs to get you some AT shirts so you can ditch the F ones!!

HA - I know. I have some ordered. I wore Nordic and Fountain this weekend - still waiting on the AT ones. Gonna have to get Skater and Cig shirts to support my Grand Lake brotha's as well.