Tuff Boat on Long Island

Sandywittestix :D Not trying too flex my internet muscle :nonod: and who is S.I.M ?… who cares!
Your not just going to chew up my ****ty flats boat either Pal !:nonod:

Something a lawn waterer just wouldn't understand lol

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Originally Posted by RobF

sorry that will fall into the skunkworks division here. The owner can share his information if he chooses lol :D:thumbsup:

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I will get the secret passcodes from the owner to release the classified files, Then A certain Linder splash can be delivered to an undercover operative for a placement at skunkworks.:reddevil:

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Originally Posted by XstreamVking

Blueprint the bottom. Put some trim tabs on it and leave the setback as is. Fast in the flats and control in the ruff. If you have a large amount of steering torque that shows a problem related to the way the lower is going thru the water and is scrubbing off speed. jm2cts

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thats a interesting point but we installed a pretty stout torque tab, as far as tabs thats just a set of brakes, and a ton of weight, if the cg is is right it should fly right

Speaking of covert opp's ... :eek:

The secret weapon is in the wind ... :leaving:


https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfi...60000008766904

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Originally Posted by Chaz

Speaking of covert opp's ... :eek:

The secret weapon is in the wind ... :leaving:


https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfi...60000008766904

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Originally Posted by Chaz

Speaking of covert opp's ... :eek:

The secret weapon is in the wind ... :leaving:


https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfi...60000008766904

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thank you buddy

K Kraft has a relatively big boat (20 SRV) that goes 114 mph. He might know something about going fast. I do take the point about big water. I'd bet the 114 number was on pretty flat water. On the other hand, Rotorhead runs on Lake Simcoe, which is too big to see across. Not the ocean, but not a puddle. So at least one of the Canadian Tuffs has seen big water.

I don't get all the slamming on this thread. It should have been just about the quest for a big number with a white powered Tuff. Something I'd blow lotto winnings on.

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Originally Posted by David

K Kraft has a relatively big boat (20 SRV) that goes 114 mph. He might know something about going fast. I do take the point about big water. I'd bet the 114 number was on pretty flat water. On the other hand, Rotorhead runs on Lake Simcoe, which is too big to see across. Not the ocean, but not a puddle. So at least one of the Canadian Tuffs has seen big water.

I don't get all the slamming on this thread. It should have been just about the quest for a big number with a white powered Tuff. Something I'd blow lotto winnings on.

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agreed all where trying to do is take a proven boat and put a white motor on,

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Originally Posted by Dirk Pitt

agreed all where trying to do is take a proven boat and put a white motor on,

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also trying to lift things up and put them down

Rumor has it gm250 has been bench pressing his 300 hpdi and can do it 8 times. Damn that boy is strong!!!

Dirk this guy has been ribbing you time after time. Telling you to get a real driver and whatnot? We all know that "potato chip" ain't going anywhere near 114 at anytime but dawn and dusk here

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Originally Posted by wickedwitthestix

Dirk this guy has been ribbing you time after time. Telling you to get a real driver and whatnot? We all know that "potato chip" ain't going anywhere near 114 at anytime but dawn and dusk here

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yep but you and I both know who is daddy is:thumbsup: I can water the concret with the best of them, lifes little pleasure;)

Life's pleasure would be making him snap that chip in half trying to keep up with me to the bridge lol

Some of you Loooog Island boyz are so much fun to mess with:D