Extension Boxes
12-14-2005 | 08:35 AM
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From: Ivoryton, CT
Re: Extension Boxes
Originally Posted by RazorsEdge
Yeah,
That thread turned into a debate as to if the three new 30' Y2Ks being built would run better with the extension box.
Now, the 30' Y2K is a vary different beast compared to our old school, straight V, no steps, no pad, no notch, 24 foot boats.
I'm not in the position to add one to my 24' Super, but I would bet rough water handling would improve and top speed would increase.
If you've got the $$, go for it Razor...
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Patrick
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12-17-2005 | 11:59 AM
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From: prairieville,la
Re: Extension Boxes
Originally Posted by Pat McPherson
I just read through our thread from this past spring.
That thread turned into a debate as to if the three new 30' Y2Ks being built would run better with the extension box.
Now, the 30' Y2K is a vary different beast compared to our old school, straight V, no steps, no pad, no notch, 24 foot boats.
I'm not in the position to add one to my 24' Super, but I would bet rough water handling would improve and top speed would increase.
If you've got the $$, go for it Razor...
That thread turned into a debate as to if the three new 30' Y2Ks being built would run better with the extension box.
Now, the 30' Y2K is a vary different beast compared to our old school, straight V, no steps, no pad, no notch, 24 foot boats.
I'm not in the position to add one to my 24' Super, but I would bet rough water handling would improve and top speed would increase.
If you've got the $$, go for it Razor...
