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Originally Posted by boating37
(Post 3004425)
Noli here is the post of the guy who has 2009 32 Spectre,
New 2009 32' Spectre Completed look at his post and seee some picture. Can you repost the post again. I don't see it :) noli |
Noli here is the title of the post New 2009 32' Spectre Completed His name on here is Tbs racing sharp looking boat.
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Originally Posted by boating37
(Post 3005443)
Noli here is the title of the post New 2009 32' Spectre Completed His name on here is Tbs racing sharp looking boat.
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Originally Posted by noli
(Post 3004319)
Yeah selling her. I wanna taste the speed of a supercat or a skater cat :)
noli My 2cents worth. ;) |
thats the ticket, put some 350s on the Superboat. Lot bigger boat then a 32 cat.
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Originally Posted by FX10
(Post 3006407)
Personally Noli, as far as going 120 in a cat. I would get my feet wet first before jumping into a big fast cat and possibly hurting yourself, and possibly someone else. If you want speed, throw a pair of 350 Verado's on the back of your boat instead of the 300's. You'll probably do around 90. And believe me Noli, 90 on the water is pretty quick in a 34 V.
My 2cents worth. ;) |
I want to experience both of these:
:) Are there schools out there to teach me to run a Skater at 120MPH? Rick can you teach me? So 2 - 350 Verados will push the 34 to 90+ MPH Rick? Jamie, just the numbers you were lookin' for :grinser010: noli |
Originally Posted by noli
(Post 3008191)
I want to experience both of these:
:) Are there schools out there to teach me to run a Skater at 120MPH? Rick can you teach me? So 2 - 350 Verados will push the 34 to 90+ MPH Rick? Jamie, just the numbers you were lookin' for :grinser010: noli Just something to look out for if you jump to a cat of that size (based on some things my buddy went through a few years ago)- insurance can be tough to get, which can make a loan hard to get. I would rig that 34' up, run it balls to the wall (how about trip 300's!) and have some fun with it! Then hit up some people with cats for rides, figure out if it is really the right boat for you, and then decide if you want to make the jump! |
Originally Posted by elvisali
(Post 3008256)
I would rig that 34' up, run it balls to the wall (how about trip 300's!) and have some fun with it! Then hit up some people with cats for rides, figure out if it is really the right boat for you, and then decide if you want to make the jump! If it could it get to 90 with twin 350s...imo, thats the way to go. Whatever you end up doing, its been fun watching the build up of the 34, Noli.:drink: |
Noli I would build that 34 to run in the mid 80's to 90's for one most fun but for resale,anyone looking at the boat,wants speed.
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