Back in 1969 I was happy to go 92 MPH, and a guy passed me with a smile on his face. Later on, I went 106 and the same guy passed me with the same #&^+ing smile. I worked my way up to 129MPH and another guy passed me with his own smile. I finally went 168 in a flatbottom and some F$!(ken guy passed me with a "little grin" (before capsules). I HAD TO GO HYDRO, (no time to smile) I went 211 and some son of satan passed me! (he had a leer!) I worked really hard! I did what I thought was correct! I really did have fun, but I got passed. Didn't you have fun? OK, right up to the point where you got passed? How fast do we need to go to have fun in our "play boats"? I pray, you be safe!!! Didn't you have fun???
Mike and Holly,
It ws great to have you two back on the water. It's been way too long. The new 27 is a monster. It was also great to finally meet Dan, Big Doug, Dougs wife and everyone else. With I could have stayed another day.
Sorry for staying off topic
John M
this is about the truthI don't think we broke 95 though, with full tanks and two of us aboard...as set up 95 is half sticks and 96 is wide open
How's that east-coast boat take off?
anyway, congrats--you won--we knew that would be the case before we pulled off the beach, since you copped to the "set-up" changes :crossx:
Andy is about right--23 PSI :220v:
Dan <----may or may not raise 'em an 1/8" or so and see what happens.
10"....loose?? That wasn't the boats fault--my finger got stuck on the trim switch for a second--oops, accidentally trimmed it up WAY TOO FAR :220v:
That was a frickin' blast out there burning gas with you, Kirk and the other Ilmor 29'
Of course you had the best co- pilot :rollside:
Of course you had the best co- pilot :rollside:
ya didn't see me complaining did ya :rollside:
Mike and Holly,
It ws great to have you two back on the water. It's been way too long. The new 27 is a monster. It was also great to finally meet Dan, Big Doug, Dougs wife and everyone else. With I could have stayed another day.
Sorry for staying off topic
John M
good to finally meet you too John
I thought the DCB is a lot smaller boat??
I thought the DCB is a lot smaller boat??
yup--4' :wink:
yup--4' :wink:
Dan, been thinkin' about the outcome had you and the DCB burned fuel together on a Saturday during the summer. I suspect it would have been different
yup--4' :wink:
FOUR FOOT DIFFERENCE and same engines?
Dan, been thinkin' about the outcome had you and the DCB burned fuel together on a Saturday during the summer. I suspect it would have been different
dan would have not broke 90 and I would be at 100
I think you are on to something here
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