For some of you ol bastards ........ :)
Age 50 never pass up a bathroom
Age 60 never trust a fart
Age 70 never ever waste a hard-on
Carry on ...........
That is a great clip, thanks for posting it. Also very accurate in the details of the characters and boats. I can remember when Jesse James used to come into Norwalk harbor. It was like nothing anyone had ever seen before. RIP Lavins
I have one now and had another years back. Very reliable platform all around. We have a 4th row seat in ours that faces backwards as well for the little league team lol
If the hull was built for race work it will have a full height bulkhead under the deck. I don't like lead on the drive to start, would do 50 lb sand bags on each of the swim platforms and double bag them then lash with HD zips. Very easy to add of adjust for port or starboard and reduce or add...
With big power I have a very hard time believing that any modification to the strakes is needed at all. A raised pad V is designed to pop up on that pad and ride only on the pad. Strakes play no role at those speeds at all. Fuel slosh can play a role if not baffled properly but that can be...
Test a Solas Scorpion and a Merc Rev 4 in the biggest pitch they offer. to see what they do for your handling and hop. Should be able to get a test option on both.
You keep talking about different pitch in the same model props. Pitch is a fine tune end of the line item.
Your hull is a 24 degree raised pad V. The serpentine steps play no roll at your high speeds. List which different make/model props you have tried so far?
If your tabs have loose pivots that can be part of the problem. I still think the biggest part is you have not cycled through enough prop options, but loose pivots in the tabs get amplified A LOT at those higher speeds and can induce some hop. The video you posted was scary. It almost...