Here we go ! The Y2K doesn't have the rite steps to make speed like the Activator . Look at the size of the steps on the Activator they look like their about 6" deep and there's a couple Activators with only 800hp that run 103-105 ..Look at the size of the steps in the OL29 SV and the degree change and that boat runs the same speed as me with only a stock 525. .All three boats weigh the same but that being said I'll take you out in the Y2K and put it in a corner at 80mph that you wouldn't put a car in . The Y2K is like a ferrari on water .

[QUOTE=scarab63;3910866]The rage is 30x7, 24* deadrise, twin step so......
Just wondering about deep V, pad, notch.....that's where they differ[/QUOTE I thought you were talking about the 28Rage. I know the Papa Duke boys went swimming a couple of time in that 30 Actavtor they raced. I was racing in the race when they got thrown out in the first turn and it was in a lake!!!That can't be fun.

Joe your right 30 Activator very very fast. From what I've seen and heard very scary to turn!

Did heavens gates just open and Jr tell me I was right about something .

The boats with the big steps seam to either throw you out, spin out , or roll over in turns. That's way may father sacrificed speed for handling when designing bottoms!!

Hey Jr how bout we work together and get your dad off the streets and get him an OSO account . I've heard he's found something to do with all those Bacardi rum bottles ..

You and rick are gonna find out real soon when you start building boats, that there is more money doing that on the street. I can't wait. That's why I don't build boats!!!

Well, given the title of this thread "doors open?"

-Is Activator still building boats? Great boats also but have not heard or seen anything since Angelo was building at the MRD facility. If they are sill in operation, where are they located?

They are going by "rage" now and are in new London ct. Mark & rich are running it now. The 27 mold is over seas

Good news, great hulls!