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Freshwater 300xs pair 20”
Thread Starter: Odptransport
2008 300xs pair 20”
264/265 hours
Freshwater motors
DBR stage 1.2 kit
Motors come with all rigging
Latham wing plates
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Set of 6 Wizard racing pistons
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Set of 6 USED Wizard racing pistons they are an 8 on a scale 10 being new $400.00 + freight ( no rings ) call me for details
832 597 2603 cst
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Tricks that old racers get up to after retirement
Thread Starter: jackiewilson
I think I kinda jump on everybody else's threads and it's not long before they get pissed of with me, so if I do my very own thread I can't upset anyone
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Darwinism has not yet eliminated this one.
Thread Starter: Lake X Kid
Another one society has to live with.

Unfortunately the owners of the stolen boat, will probably not have insurance coverage for this type
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Post your Favorite Memes Here
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I laugh every time I see this.

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Suwannee River Icebreaker BBQ March 4-6 - 2016
Thread Starter: Tom Foley
Time to plan for this March when our Northen brothers and sisters are ready to thaw out here in FL . we will be having a BBQ Friday and Saturday nights
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Stolen 2006 Powerquest Avenger
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Published on 04-08-2021 04:46 PM
Help from public needed to locate this boat ▼

This 2006 38-foot Powerquest Avenger was stolen from Midland, MI in March. The trailer tag is MT6849AZ, trailer VIN number 1M9TB383XAC495473. The Hull number is PPN38161D506. It is powered by twin Mercury 496 stern drives.

There is a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to the recovery of this boat. For tips or information, please call 989-245-6973.

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Fine Tuning For The Future: An Evaluation of Aeromarine Research's Tunnel Boat Design Program

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Published on 02-16-2013 04:34 PM

Editor's Note: This article was originally published in 2002, however I felt that it is a very informative source for those of you that are interested in the Tunnel Boat Design Program. The current version is 7.15, and the latest enhancements to this fantastic software now include full vee-hull design capability. The full list of version 7.15 of the Tunnel Boat Design Program can be viewed here.

With winter fast approaching, boaters’ thoughts turn to winterizing and the dull, boat-less months ahead. It is during these months that we take the time to reevaluate our rigs, and think about changes for the next season. Many of us think of ways to extract every last ounce of performance from our rigs as we wait for the warmer weather.

Fortunately, ...

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Alterscale Mark30H Model

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Published on 05-11-2009 06:46 PM

As the United States returned to peace following WWII, outboard racing (which had been a rather exclusive and expensive sport with special racing motors) took a completely democratic turn. Because racers weren't getting their rigs out of mothballs quick enough, some race promoters allowed classes for regular fishing motors. Mercury's sleek modern designs had advantages over the most of their competitors and easily won many races.

OMC, controlled by business man Stephen Briggs was stuck on ...

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Product Evaluation: Alisyn Lubricants Long Term Test

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Published on 08-11-2008 12:00 PM

One of the most important (and often confusing) decisions we make as performance boaters is the lubricating oil we choose to run in our high performance engines. Weather you run a highly-modified or stock engine, the importance of using high quality lubricants is just as great. We began using Aerospace Lubricant’s Alisyn oils almost two years ago, and have been using their products exclusively ever since that time. With the kind of abuse our driver Helmut Freitag can subject our test engine to, we aim to report ...

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Livorsi Marine Wireless Trim System

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Published on 02-02-2006 06:36 AM

The importance of trimming the engine or drive unit in a performance boat is well-known. The trim angle affects the overall running attitude of the boat, and in a high performance application, proper trimming is crucial for maximum performance and safety.

For the above reasons, high performance boats generally have the trim controls situated in a location where it is most accessible, without the driver having to look for them. Since performance-minded boaters are always adjusting the drive unit trim angle, a common location for mounting the trim switches has been on the steering wheel itself.

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Product Evaluation: Alisyn ProGear 21 Type 1

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Published on 12-06-2005 12:00 PM

Oil. Regardless of horsepower rating, lubricating oil is the one thing all internal combustion engines depend on as a core element of their function. The quality of oil used is a key variable in how well an engine performs under demanding conditions and for extended periods of operation. While there are other obvious factors that determine engine life, using a quality ...

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Digatron's DT-53K Engine Monitoring and Data Acquisition System

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Published on 09-16-2004 09:42 PM

The dashboard instruments in your boat are one of the most important guides you have in determining your engine and boat's operating condition. Faulty or inaccurate gauges can not only cost you performance, they can result in engine damage. While standard instruments such as tachometers, speedometers, and temperature gauges have come ...

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