Thanks for the Info

[wolfman051]

This board has been a wealth of information. I had my boat out today for about the 6th time, not really enough seat time yet to really see the limits of her but I'm getting closer and feeling alot more comfortable in it, my first real experience with chine walk was at about 70mph boat started to want to go to the left and started "wobbling" so to speak abit. I remembered as this was happening all the replys you guys had , trim down just a little and don't back off the accelerator all at once..I did those two things and wha-la. Just like it never happened.. Had I not read all the informative posts on this site I'm sure I would have had to clean my pants out along with the seats in the boat. Keep the good info coming.. Thanks everyone. These boats are incredible.

[CRIMSONGAMBLER]

I took my camera to the garage last night and took some pics for the restoration page, and the better half asked me what i was doing putting a pic of a grinder on the BBC. I told her that I have learned a lot here in a short period of time and saved a bundle of money because these guys have already made the mistakes, paid the price and let me know what not to do so any thing I can do to pay some of it back I'm more than willing. If school would have been this much fun I may have stayed longer. Thanks AL and LD for putting up with us. Where else could you find this kind of information in such a short period of time.


Modified by CRIMSONGAMBLER at 5:35 AM 2/13/2009

[NDN-O]

I agree Totally