Splashing the 353/600's
Very impressive!
04-15-2005, 07:38 AM
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Re: Splashing the 353/600's
WOW not bad. I guess that Troutly will have his boat up for sale today 
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04-15-2005, 11:16 AM
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Re: Splashing the 353/600's
That thing just flat-out honks!!!! 
That's right out of the box too. Might gain one or two as it gets used to itself. I would have thought 90mph to be optimal. Amazing!!!!
That's right out of the box too. Might gain one or two as it gets used to itself. I would have thought 90mph to be optimal. Amazing!!!!
04-15-2005, 11:25 AM
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Re: Splashing the 353/600's
Originally Posted by Troutly
I see they had to modify that rear tray just a bit to make room for the air cleaners. If I recall that tray would channel some water that may run down between the main sunpad and the 'trunk'. Hopefully they took that into consideration so things don't get damp in their if you get caught out in the rain.
I don't want ot say it looks like a hack job but, it kinda looks like a hack job. I wouldn't be real happy if I spent that kind of money and opened my hatch and saw that. I don't see any provision for drainage. I would think Formula could have closed-off the open channel-looking affair.
