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Thanks alot Jason! It was an interesting project! I posted some pics and video from today.unreal. so impressed brother.. love it
Thanks alot Jason! It was an interesting project! I posted some pics and video from today.unreal. so impressed brother.. love it
Thanks you Frank!Awesome!!!
Thanks Chuck. It’s always nice to see time and money paying off! Look forward to more from your build when you are ready.Watching the edge of them sponsons as it comes out of the turn is a perfect pinnacle to your build. It looks wicked on the water. Great job and Thank you for sharing.
Thanks T.J.!Beautiful build bro. Came out prefect!
Thank you Bob, it was really a pleasure to build. You guys design excellent boats and I appreciated your support throughout, both through email, and the deliveries of kits, cowls, etc… at the lake. I am going to build another one of these that is a little less of a showpiece (but still nice, you know me ) and I’ll probably do some racing with that one , when and if I decide to race again.Thanks for posting the build and the final result of it running. You did a great job on your Lauterbach. Just a note, after looking at the running pictures it is running perfect. Do not loosen it up any, unless you want to replace the windshield. You are not going to race it, just admire it.
Thank you Olly!Looks great nice work
olly
We will stage something like that at some point but pretty sure it won’t sit on the hoodThink she'll let you set it on the hood for a couple of pictures ???
I would certainly tend to agree with you Wes!I have learned the hard way that these motors (stock or mod) do NOT like heat. Even with good water flow they need air around the bottom end and header and pipe area. I have no proof other than scorched bearings and hp falling off half way thru a race.
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