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Top quality marine ply that excepts resin readily. Nothing is rot free unless encapsulated .
No Trolling here! Just asking legitimate questions. You really shouldnt be so sensitive to the type of questions being asked since those topics are one of the largest thread generators on these forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by RBT
Would still try to cut the bow open and fit in a twin lay down style with back rest seat.
in the first pic, before the deck is on-what's in the nose? Looks like a 90* fitting?
Ballast tankQuote:
Originally Posted by MODVP22
Having ballast in a boat this light is a great and smart addition especially when running in the rough! Unless someone has experienced the difference running ballast in a boat they will not understand or appreciate the intended purpose. A quick move of a handle or flick of a switch will make a huge attitude change.
This boat will be an extremely well running package.....:thumbsup:
A lot of weight there compared to outboards!:rolleyes:
ah, kinda wondered if that was itQuote:
Originally Posted by RobF
Some said twin 400's . One 700sci would seem to be better than all that hanging on the back.
How about a 570 illmor?
I did watch that video. Really moves. The more power the better.
In that case hang a built Rude V8 on it. I like 700hp. Probably going to need two 400s to try to get around one 700.
From what I've read, the next hull will have an Ilmor.