I think he ran about 112 mph, call him he can tell you about it

Damn! Guess I will have to go with my "other" dream project, a 15ft Hydrostream with a pair of Merc 1300's

For a tow vehicle I was thinking of using a mid 1920's T bucket with a 500 inch blown alcohol KB Hemi, straight shaft steering column, spoked front rims with no front brakes, any thoughts? LOL!!!

Seriously, Thanks for the info guys, I got the answers I needed from some knowledgeable folks, appreciate it!

Michael

good number...wonder where the 32 t/s will run out of bottom??? what do you guys think???

The HTG boat ran around 114. We ran with them in 07 at Lake George.
We were with the owner of the 32 SSR with 600's in his 07 32 with 496's. After that Dominator blew past him, he built this one.
Anything larger than the 600's will NOT fit in the 32. Trust me, we tried with Wayne to make it happen:drink:

I can tell you that over 100 it was still pretty stable.
Here is a picture running the Long Island Sound at about 95.

Nice picture. Perfect attitude.:drink:

once i get a little more seat time in mine I will want more ponys for sure...hell I want em now but the temptation to go beyond my driving ability/experience would be to much to stand if I had it:lolhit: love the air his getting nice straight flight too!!!:coolcowboy:

You are a very smart guy! Most accidents happen when folks dont know their limits.

Thanks for the compliment on the flight. It takes some seat time in any boat to really know how she should ride and will ride.

Thanks John.
Hey, I'm from NY. Of course I have a perfect attitude:D