MooreMoney
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My fiance and I are heading out next Thursday night. If you see us on the water say Hi.
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My fiance and I are heading out next Thursday night. If you see us on the water say Hi.
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great looking boat!
RDP will have a booth setup at the registration party Friday night at the pool and outside the convention center during the awards and costume party Saturday night!
along with all the regular Rdp gear we are running some special event shirts in a limited qty. this isn't the final design but it's close
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I'll take 3...
great looking boat!
RDP will have a booth setup at the registration party Friday night at the pool and outside the convention center during the awards and costume party Saturday night!
along with all the regular Rdp gear we are running some special event shirts in a limited qty. this isn't the final design but it's close
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Nice ride - we will see you guys out there this weekend. The stage 3 kits are awesome. Are you running 38 or 39 herrings?
great looking boat!
RDP will have a booth setup at the registration party Friday night at the pool and outside the convention center during the awards and costume party Saturday night!
along with all the regular Rdp gear we are running some special event shirts in a limited qty. this isn't the final design but it's close
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See you there Friday AM for the lunch run!
Weather looks like it is going to be really nice this weekend. :thumbsup I am pretty excited to go boating.
These look good! are you going to have them up on the site?
Yup, lots better then last year, it rained! I also threw my back out last year. Redo this year.
Boat just received a full service at TCM and I will be running the big props. Hopefully wind stays down and can make a hard pass down to the Springs for lunch run.[/QUOTE
Early read shows early Friday or anytime Saturday should be good. Really hoping my for decent weather. Last year was a mess. Brought my carpet home for the winter break because it was so wet.
Yup, lots better then last year, it rained! I also threw my back out last year. Redo this year.
Boat just received a full service at TCM and I will be running the big props. Hopefully wind stays down and can make a hard pass down to the Springs for lunch run.[/QUOTE
Early read shows early Friday or anytime Saturday should be good. Really hoping my for decent weather. Last year was a mess. Brought my carpet home for the winter break because it was so wet.
Awesome, thanks for the weather update. If report holds should be able to run pretty hard down to the Springs!
I agree, last year was a mess! Rain both Friday and Saturday.
Awesome, thanks for the weather update. If report holds should be able to run pretty hard down to the Springs!
I agree, last year was a mess! Rain both Friday and Saturday.
What props to you run in the colder weather? Teague 1200's right?
What props to you run in the colder weather? Teague 1200's right?
I recently bought Mercury 40's and will run them year round. Drives have 1.24 gear ratio.
Yup, Teague 1,200's
MooreMoney - 39's are awesome on our boat - I was trying to get a set for this weekend but ran out of time. Those are what I ran @ DS and threw a blade. Ran 37s all summer which were fun. I am trying to see if I can borrow a set this weekend. 40's where too much in the summer but may be OK now things have cooled down.
My only suggestion is consider Mercury props, they are so much more durable vs Herring. Herring do seem to be a little faster since they have a thinner blade but not worth the risk of throwing blades.
we will have what's left up on the store front.. we are currently replenishing all of our shirts for winter.
My only suggestion is consider Mercury props, they are so much more durable vs Herring. Herring do seem to be a little faster since they have a thinner blade but not worth the risk of throwing blades.
I have had roughly 15 sets of Herings over many years , at one point I had 10 sets - 30-40 all 5 blades 18 degree and relatively small diameter between 16 and 16.5 - never broke a Hering blade. I also bought 4 sets from Merc Racing and never broke a blade but they did not perform as well and we raced Raced Super V and Super Cat for years in big water with lots of hard loading and unloading - Found the Herings to be 100% reliable. The Hering product is far superior to the Mercury Product - always has been both from a finishing standpoint and a performance standpoint - good for 2-3 MPH back to back with limited power and as much as 5-7 MPH with bigger power as well as less annoying harmonics.
Lay the props side by side and look at the detail of the finishing - not even close.
One area that Mercury has Hering beat really really badly is DELIVERY - you place an order with Mercury they give you a shipping date and they usually ship early. Place an order with Hering and its never going to be delivered on time and if you get it in twice the time they originally promised you are lucky.
I have also heard that the "signature edge" of the Hering is prone to cracking - never found that to be the case.
When the Customer instructs Hering to thin the blades down (from stock finish) for racing or KILO I have have seen them sling blades but only on the CAST product, not on the FORGED product.
Presently have 4 sets of FORGED HERINGS runnning stock 1075's. 36 Skater.- ZERO problems.
Just passed you north of Fillmore! Boat looks sweet! Wish I was headed that direction. I have to work in SLC tomorrow then headed to Havasu. This next day is going to Suck, dying to go boating!I will be coming into town Thurs afternoon.
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Is this just for the big boats?
Edit: never mind, I think all the pics answered my question. Haha.
Lots of small boats attend this event, much more than desert storm, the fall weather makes for some smooth water. I'll be bringing a 22 Daytona and I know closer to a dozen others running boats under 25'
Is this just for the big boats?
Edit: never mind, I think all the pics answered my question. Haha.
There are usually some big damn boats out there. That being said there are plenty of non-super boats too. We all hang to the right and watch them not race to each stop. The evening parties are awesome. The people are even better. If you go from the channel to the springs on a normal weekend I would say sign up. Good times, good people. Good way to close out the season for most.
Is this just for the big boats?
Edit: never mind, I think all the pics answered my question. Haha.
There years ago we brought our old F29 and it was probably one of the bigger boats at the event. Lots of small boats and a much more relaxed time then desert storm.
My Fiance had something come up early Friday morning so we will not make it on the water until after lunch. I am learning early happy wife happy life.