Lets talk oddball/special SOB boats

[blkmtrfan]

marks86 , which Progression 22 was yours (pics)?

[marks86]

marks86 , which Progression 22 was yours (pics)?

mikes old boat

[David]

I like the Ally bass boat idea. Fast, lots of storage, just walk off the dock and onto the deck

[Greg G]

What the deadrise on that Ally btw? I seem to remember 20 degrees.

[David]

The Allison web site does not show the dead rise of the 21. It lists my SS2000 as 22 degrees dead rise. I don't think having a roller come over the bow of the bass model would be much different then what happens in mine - I get soaked. But for the size of my SS the ride is great in the rough.

[whipper]

Well here is what I’m thinking.

1. I can’t afford a bigger boat that goes 100mph as much as I try to figure it out in my head it just won’t happen.

2. 21 skater or splash seems to be the best one here, problem is they just don’t do anything for me and do not fit into my oddball catogry whatsoever

3. Another progression. This one I like the best. Try to find a light progression with a 300x and go for 100mph. But again there aren’t many progressions for sale let alone oddball/light ones

4. LCB has got my attention as well. But I boat on small busy lakes and I’m not sure how one would handle. If anyone has one in the northeast I’d love to go for a spin.

23 ft Cougar MTR is unreal on boat chopped wake boat chopped lakes. Twins was outstanding. You can cruise with rollers and chop in every direction at 70 to 80 mph and bust 95 with twin 300xs. i was blown away how smooth they handled that super sunday busy long weekend lake last summer. And twin 300,sound mean!! I would emagine a single 400 would be well over 90 on a 23 and possibly 100 with a 22 MTR?

[Chummy]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I thought the baby blue P22 went 102 with a 280 and 104 with a 300x

[JPEROG]

AZ, Eat up his $30,000 or eat up 100mph?

Both-

Joe

[marks86]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I thought the baby blue P22 went 102 with a 280 and 104 with a 300x

that boat wasn’t a light layup, just some lightweight tricks, good driver and awesome color scheme

[2.5-21]

Any that boat wasn’t a light layup, just some lightweight tricks, good driver and awesome color scheme

Who has the facts on this boat? as to what its layup is?

[Chummy]

It was a standard layup, with some lightweight seats and some other trick parts. Transom was cut down for a 15 inch motor.

[marks86]

Who has the facts on this boat? as to what its layup is?

The man himself, he doesn’t like discussing this boat though. But my facts are accurate not about the speeds but the other stuff came right from the horses mouth

[Greg G]

It was a standard layup, with some lightweight seats and some other trick parts. Transom was cut down for a 15 inch motor.

To get 100mph was it running a 15" X or did it also do it with a 20"?

[2.5-21]

The man himself, he doesn’t like discussing this boat though. But my facts are accurate not about the speeds but the other stuff came right from the horses mouth

Does progression use foam to construct all their transoms?

[Chummy]

To get 100mph was it running a 15" X or did it also do it with a 20"?

if I remember correctly it was a 15” 300x, I know it also had a 15” 280 at some point