Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Probably the best outboard racing series in the US right now :)
Printable View
Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Probably the best outboard racing series in the US right now :)
Fill/vent locations?Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Quote:
Originally Posted by Da Bull
Have to give Nordic credit for what they are experimenting with. They run a SR-21 with the monster 1350 in it and wave busters.
Rotohead used to run his 21 Tuff in big water and it went over 100. The 34 looks narrow, low drag.
Would be great to see the photos and the film of that for sure.
Being that the Tuff 28 w/single 860/6-drive pulled 137, with another 500 HP and only 6’ (2m for our Canadian friends ;)), I’m predicting if the bottom on the new Tuff 34 is as good or better than the 28, it’ll run 148-156 once they get it dialed.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPEROG
I hope for their sake it has manners and isn’t an evil b!tch, because hanging out at a buck and a half with one skeg and no counter rotating prop is dancing with the devil.
I don’t care who you are, this sounds good coming and going...
https://youtu.be/b1-0MDyb2N0
Great vid!Quote:
Originally Posted by HydroSkreamin
t sportQuote:
Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o
Absolutely 2000% agree!!! These guys should replace that offshore sport series that was on TV a couple of years back. And this class doesn't need to be powered by APX 360's either! Nuff fun and spray provided as is!:thumbsup:
Where is this photo taken Capt? Those boys are mixing it up for sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o
Dunno..they came to Bay City a couple years ago and was pretty much the fan favorite class. They had that water tore up and by ten laps in it was better than an offshore race.
...Silver Springs - Florida - https://www.floridamemory.com/fpc/moz/MOZ00545.jpg
I'd say the tide went out, check out the cavitation plate out of the water and the water line on the rock bulk head.
...i think the water is just "that" clear...Quote:
Originally Posted by 89LASER