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Re: Heat wave pics
I am sure that he gets in the low 20's for curz speeds??
I had a 165 hp I/O and top speed with that was like 28 to 30 knots and and curzed at like 22 to 25 knots. My 175 now curzes nice at high 20's and I can top out at 35 to 38 knots.
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02-02-2005, 03:21 PM
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RaP - isn't that what you did for the boxes that hold your fuel tanks?? It is really easy to do with plywood and glass. The trick is to really round your corners before you glass.
The fancy way is to do it without wood in the finished product, but with molds like our fearless leader, bigshrimpin. * 8)
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02-02-2005, 08:43 PM
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Yeah, SK...but mine is wood and vinyl...haven't slid around the glass learning curve yet... :P
And BS went thru the process and the bracket he worked on...one day, maybe, but other irons in the fire now...
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