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Originally Posted by ShadBurke
(Post 3318541)
Nordic's new Cat flagship has the Skater hull (licensed) and I saw the 1350's and M8s on the warehouse floor the other day touring the facility. It should be interesting.........
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Originally Posted by ShadBurke
(Post 3318541)
Nordic's new Cat flagship has the Skater hull (licensed) and I saw the 1350's and M8s on the warehouse floor the other day touring the facility. It should be interesting.........
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Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3318427)
There is a difference in running a kilo and running all the way to Key West for top speed. There is also a difference in a purpose built canopy drag boat and a open cockpit pleasure boat.........Last Kilo run: 2010 LOTO Shoot Out at a 40mph start.
David Scott in a full drag canopy 50' Mystic at 208mph Chip Romer in a pleasure open cockpit Skater 388 at 186mph Leon Derebery in a old open 36' Classic Skater at 177mph Gary Smith in a 40SS open/pleasure Skater at 165mph Gino Gargiulo...................155mph This brings us to the same question what will a 388 do with merc 1350? |
Originally Posted by mr buttonhead
(Post 3318252)
Are'nt we touchy. And a 388 is on top in the cat speed war.
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Originally Posted by Ptufaro
(Post 3318863)
I would not consider a 50 mystic a drag boat, raceboat yes. Your point doesn't take away the fact that the boats I mentioned are faster, but the power is not as reliable (in your opinion).
This brings us to the same question what will a 388 do with merc 1350? So lets compare apples to apple's.. If you want to look at all skaters records, wins and awards.. Yeah I'd say DOMINATE..If it wasn't for the 36 skater there never would have even been an MTI.. Again I would have to say Dominate. Mystic, pretty much purpose built supercat that has made Peter up the antie with the new big boys... Your totally right Blume,... Dominate.. |
Originally Posted by Baja555
(Post 3318901)
Scott's Mystic had drag motors in it for the shoot out that probably wouldn't run for anything other than a shootout..I believe they were on methanol or alcohol 2200+ hp So yeah I would also say drag boat... Gino's boat went 193 or 4 setup for top end ,.Romers 388 went 186 in what 2 miles tops?He can easily change setup for top end.. Jet Set a old 40 skater went 196 on small turbine power.
So lets compare apples to apple's.. If you want to look at all skaters records, wins and awards.. Yeah I'd say DOMINATE..If it wasn't for the 36 skater there never would have even been an MTI.. Again I would have to say Dominate. Mystic, pretty much purpose built supercat that has made Peter up the antie with the new big boys... Your totally right Blume,... Dominate.. |
Originally Posted by cdowns
(Post 3318908)
BLAH BLAH BLAH:drink:
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Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3318427)
There is a difference in running a kilo and running all the way to Key West for top speed. There is also a difference in a purpose built canopy drag boat and a open cockpit pleasure boat.........Last Kilo run: 2010 LOTO Shoot Out at a 40mph start.
David Scott in a full drag canopy 50' Mystic at 208mph Chip Romer in a pleasure open cockpit Skater 388 at 186mph Leon Derebery in a old open 36' Classic Skater at 177mph Gary Smith in a 40SS open/pleasure Skater at 165mph Gino Gargiulo...................155mph Gino's 44 was not setup for a short run at the Shootout. The Shootout is a drag race with only one mile to run. Skater guys are so sensitive if you dare mention another hull is as fast or faster. Mystic, MTI or Skater I would be happy with any of them. |
Originally Posted by Joey382
(Post 3318974)
Chip Romer boat had some really big power with PSI blowers. Leon's boat was a small, light weight 32' with big power around 1300's
Gino's 44 was not setup for a short run at the Shootout. The Shootout is a drag race with only one mile to run. Skater guys are so sensitive if you dare mention another hull is as fast or faster. Mystic, MTI or Skater I would be happy with any of them. |
Originally Posted by cdowns
(Post 3318908)
BLAH BLAH BLAH:drink:
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