What makes one? Just power? Or a combination of x, hp, prop style and blade count....

Think it's a combo but you have to have prop high enough or it won't do it. Ton of power with a deep prop I don't think will rooster.

Raised "X" or shorty lower with a little positive trim, outboard jacked up with a hydraulic jack plate, and the king of roosters, the jet drive. here's mine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSUWplf6m6A

Or a jet drive!

My little Tahiti!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOMeb...e_gdata_player

The more of the prop breaking the surface, the bigger the rooster tail.can't wait to run my #4s next season.

You making the switch and joining the old #4 crowd??? Cool!! I get a little roost with my #4s....

Now, here is a set of rooster tails! Thats 900 HP per side and 100-120 MPH at 6250 foot elevation (Lake Tahoe. Actually, I needed to lower the drives some because that would give me more speed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iFukoXQ91s

I really wanted arnesons but i couldn't justify doubling my investment.plus i wanted to keep it old school.now to decide what to do with my power...

Blowers....big ones.....

Definitely. But cost wise idk if i sell what i have and buy new or build what i have