Recent content by J.T.

A 30, no steps, unless Reggie is up to something:confused: I have pic's of them trying to mate up a 40 outlaw top deck with a 42 fountain hull, so who knows. If one were to take a 35 fountain, lop off the swim platform and de-beak it, you'd be close to 30' and have steps.

You're quickly catching up:eek:

I'm ready for a "( 1 )".....but I doubt anyones just dying to own my boat tho ;)

Looks like you and me are getting more competition in the drive breaking contest;);)

I'm the first boat in the video....rolling along about 45:D We left early so my brothers tri-toon could get up there before the rest of the group arrived. Spine Tingler and Hammer Time were the first two to get to Big Dicks.

I had a 98' with HP500's Accelerated like a rocket, ran 82ish. The boat in the ad probably was a 7.4 boat, judging by the type of tabs and lack of external steering

Turn your props in....it was good for a little over 1 mph for me. It also runs faster with the k-planes between 3 and 4. Our boats sound very similar.

I'm in the forklift biz. We have them foam filled now and then, but the majority of the time we use solid pneumatic style tires. All of our pneumatic tire style rental units have solids on them, for the no down time reason. It cost us about as much to have them foam filled as it does for...

big block chevy

I drove one w/500efi's....it's a high 80 mph boat ( maybe 90 on a good day) To put it kindly, it wasn't a very driver friendly boat

There goes the Nutri-system endorsement;)

+ 1 They have almost everything you can imagine.

+1 the 1300's...since money's not an object

This is something they offer....may help those that read in bed http://www.tempurpedic.com/accessories/foundations/tempur_advanced_ergo_system/

If the shorties have the 1 1/4" dia. propshaft, mechanically, it would basically be the same as an XR.