is that a full length trim tab? what kind of speeds were you seeing with that setup?
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BTW, anyone know where i can find some drivers for the boat?Comment
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You'll need more than drivers.....it won't be complete until you put a dummy Hemi or big block Chevy over the rear hatch....BTW, anyone know where i can find some drivers for the boat?ERROR 403 - This is not the page you are looking for
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anyone know where i can find a dummy hemi or chevy?Comment
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Parma International makes a great 1/10 scale Hemi Kit, I have used them in several builds. http://www.shopatron.com/products/ca...371.7130.0.0.0Comment
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Great pictures Jay
have you noticed the gas turbine in the boat on the 4th picture parked at shore , that size of turbine would easily eclipse the 1500HP mark , now that would be a wild ride......................
Necessity is the mother of invention.............
Youtube Video's http://www.youtube.com/user/Titanis2000Comment
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Yes the trim tab plates go accost the full transom. Think the boat would do 30MPH back then Now I think 45 to 50MPH will be easy. I have two Parma Hemi's in stock.Originally posted by wakeboardfusion View PostComment
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those drivers and motor would be perfect... Know where i can find those?
How much for a hemi kit?Comment
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I will PM you as to not upset Steve or any one else.Comment
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The drivers and engine bay look like a Hatch cover from a DPI Crackerbox, I'm sure the Vac-U-Cracker hatches are about the same as well. http://www.vac-u-boat.com/Originally posted by wakeboardfusion View Post
those drivers and motor would be perfect... Know where i can find those?
How much for a hemi kit?Comment
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here i am as of today, almost done, now comes the hard part, body work, paint, engine, cockpit, and setting up all the hardware.
Should i fiberglass resin the whole boat before i paint? or just use wood filler in the grain? Should i run some fiberglass mat down the bottom of the hull to make it stronger? i did put fiberglass in the hull in the front, and will do it on the inside of the boat in the back but just havent yet.
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Decided to fiberglass the bottom... Trying to get the golf ball theory on this one... This isnt the right link, but i cant find the boat one. It allows more air to get under the boat to provide more lift. I will not sand it down and leave the dimples. We will see how it goes.
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man, building boats is time consuming!. I just spend about 2 hours sanding and doing some simple body work. I am getting close.Comment
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