Those props are huge! :eek:
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Those props are huge! :eek:
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Originally Posted by Screaming Eagle Boats
More pics of the girl in yoga pants !!!! Less distorted please haha.
checkmate 250 - I owned a 1993 Talon 22 with twin 2.5's. Can you elaborate on the differences between your 1992 and the new Talon?Quote:
Originally Posted by checkmate 250
Thanks,
Dave
How in the world did you see that in that prop. I had to stare at it for a minute to see what you were talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by home made tunnel
Here is a picture of the two bosses of this operation. I'm just the peon. Actually I am very blessed to have such a wonderful family.
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If you don't stop you'll go blindQuote:
Originally Posted by home made tunnel
You have way to much time on your hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by home made tunnel
Some of the big differences are the way the transom is reinforced, also where all the sharp corners were on the top deck the new one is rounded more plus reinforced with more fiberglass in the areas where stress cracks were on the old boat, there are PVC tube pieces under the deck for the ease of the rigging also. Plus having no wood to worry about is nice too. The finish on the outside of the boat is night and day different too. I liked my old boat don't get me wrong but there were a lot of improvements made with the new ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4mulafastech
Thanks for the feedback. Great to hear about the improvements. It has been 16 years since I drove my old Talon 22, but I still remember the awesome ride and performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by checkmate 250
Interesting comment on the transom reinforcement. When I added nitrous oxide systems to the twin 2.5's the transom was flexing enough to cause a major crack in the cap. A local shop made significant structure improvements and I'm glad to say Gary Armington of Talon stepped up and helped share the cost.
Joes truck has more miles on it from backing the boat up and down the ramp than going down the road. ;)
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Originally Posted by Screaming Eagle Boats
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Originally Posted by FMP
HAHAHA y'all are silly.... I have an enormous computer monitor... I saw it clear as day hahaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by goneby
Easy now :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o
Guessing this really isn't helping your case. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by home made tunnel
I'm totally compensating... for having a little boat! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by AZMIDLYF
This 22 is without a doubt the finest example to ever be rigged. The rear lounger and usable sun pad is an amazing improvement. Most factory 22's built by Gary Armington came with 10" Bobs Jackplate's. That's what mine had. The boat ran 95 on GPS with a 300X however I forgot which prop I had. I tip my ball cap to Randy again for a fluid work of art in motion. Well done.
if you havent already you will soon discover the south west sun and dark color paint, gel coat, carpet and upholestry will really "burn my ass"!Quote:
Originally Posted by AZMIDLYF