New Toy Project

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I have been working on a new toy for this season. I am hoping to have it done by early spring in time to hit a few of the races. The motor is done and I now have the boat gutted and prepping it for paint. I attached a few pictures and a video of the motor running. It should be a fun ride when it is finished.

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What kind of hull? Followed a guy up the freeway today with a big Cole sticker and the words "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" across the tail gate. Figure he's got to be a sociopath or a dragboat guy... Or both.
 
What kind of hull? Followed a guy up the freeway today with a big Cole sticker and the words "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" across the tail gate. Figure he's got to be a sociopath or a dragboat guy... Or both.

The hull is a 1979 Cole Tr-2 18' runner bottom. With no hardware in the boat I can lift the hull up off the trailer by myself. It is only about 500 lbs. (medium layup) As far as the sociopath or drag boat racer I think that you are splitting hairs there.:D
 
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That is really cool. Fastest I've ever been on water is a similar setup in a picklefork.....
 
That is really cool. Fastest I've ever been on water is a similar setup in a picklefork.....

Thanks. The hydro's will go faster with less power, but I just like the old school hard core ride and looks of a v-drive flatty. I am hoping to have it turning the 1/4 mile somewhere in the tens. Guessing around 105-110 mph. works out great on paper LOL but I will have to see. The racers I have talked to say that it should do that easily.
 
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Thanks. The hydro's will go faster with less power, but I just like the old school hard core ride and looks of a v-drive flatty. I am hoping to have it turning the 1/4 mile somewhere in the tens. Guessing around 105-110 mph. works out great on paper LOL but I will have to see. The racers I have talked to say that it should do that easily.

David, There are two types of flat bottom drivers , those who have gotten wet,:huh:and those who are going to get wet!
 
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