Warlock Seat
10-28-2004, 07:20 PM
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Re: Warlock Seat
Originally Posted by ScottB
No I didn't breaks Al's, 
We are racing Al's boat at the worlds but we are looking to put in a third seat
We are racing Al's boat at the worlds but we are looking to put in a third seatHe is going to end up there anyway!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe you could have him sit down there and hold the kill switches in!!!!!!!!!!!
Just joking, that would be too Cool to have the three of ya on board.
12-21-2004, 08:48 PM
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Re: Warlock Seat
Originally Posted by Flashwave
Put him in the back seat. You know how much Warlocks like weight in the rear.
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12-21-2004, 09:47 PM
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Re: Warlock Seat
born2burn,
On the Warlock the added weight seems to improve the angle of attack for a good balance of handling and speed in the 70-80 mph range. We're trying to get less wetted surface providing lift. To do this we have to keep the transom down.
With more or less HP in the boat, this could change. I beleive a very high rake prop with a small diameter would be great on this boat. Unfortunately they don't make them. We use standard props and have to live with the transom lift they create.
Jim
On the Warlock the added weight seems to improve the angle of attack for a good balance of handling and speed in the 70-80 mph range. We're trying to get less wetted surface providing lift. To do this we have to keep the transom down.
With more or less HP in the boat, this could change. I beleive a very high rake prop with a small diameter would be great on this boat. Unfortunately they don't make them. We use standard props and have to live with the transom lift they create.
Jim
