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Originally Posted by Velocity Vector
(Post 2632927)
WOB - Waiting on Bill
Where's Waldo? opps I mean Bill. :party-smiley-004: |
Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 2633370)
Where's Waldo? opps I mean Bill. :party-smiley-004:
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{1Hyper1} I was puttin a whoopin on a guy in a Fountain.
Be calm Pete, it is only a number. |
b85
the 380 tabs work great on the 280. they will run at less of an anlge then the 280 tabs to control the boat, hence they won't scrub as much speed. PS who needs em...pull em up it's faster |
Originally Posted by Velocity Vector
(Post 2633497)
{1Hyper1} I was puttin a whoopin on a guy in a Fountain.
Be calm Pete, it is only a number. Not a problem here, if I still owned that boat I could whoop my own a$$. But I don't, so I'll just be content to cruise along in the low 90s and enjoy my cushy well behaved ride. |
Originally Posted by Vicious22
(Post 2633550)
PS who needs em...pull em up it's faster There you go, man up and drive the biotch. :eek: |
Originally Posted by Vicious22
(Post 2633550)
b85
the 380 tabs work great on the 280. they will run at less of an anlge then the 280 tabs to control the boat, hence they won't scrub as much speed. PS who needs em...pull em up it's faster |
Originally Posted by MOBILEMERCMAN
(Post 2634100)
Its faster if your using them like training wheels to steady the boat. The way I see it is when they give the boat the right attitude using the tabs enable you to go faster.
Agree fully, and that was why I made the tabs larger on the 32 Velocity when I had one. Solid and stable is always going to be faster than chine walking all over and scrubing off speed every time all that hull touches the water. ;) |
Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 2634334)
Agree fully, and that was why I made the tabs larger on the 32 Velocity when I had one. Solid and stable is always going to be faster than chine walking all over and scrubing off speed every time all that hull touches the water. ;)
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Originally Posted by Velocity Vector
(Post 2634912)
I wonder what it feels like going over 85 MPH in a powerboat.
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