Tim312

Gary P
I've had my do 76 mph down the Niagara River with 502's!
Two people and 1/2 tank gas.

chrisvr6

Congratulations. I'm also looking for a 312.

RGPIII

The old girl had some shine left in her.

RGPIII

I have very little seat time. best I've seen with the 32p bravos has been 72 mph without trimming up (have to rebuild a drive cylinder). was at about 4400 rpm. 4 grown men on board and 1/2 tank of fuel.

racinfast002

Not sure what your budget is going to be like, but I'm considering letting mine go. My wife and I are looking at moving to a new home and I need to free up some capital.

RGPIII

anyone know the oil pressure gauge size off hand?

Gary P

That's real nice. We boat in the Niagara also (my brother and me.). Love that area. We'll be up there in August for the poker run on Erie/Niagara. He keeps his Skater 30 at East Pier Marine, and has been working with Chris at Bow and Stern on prop selection for his boat. Maybe we'll see you around. I always liked the classy lines of a Formula. My brother previously had a 353, and a 242 before that. Te Skater is a TOTALLY different kind of boating, but the Formula is good at many things. Very comfortable too. I would consider getting a 292 or a 312 myself if the right one comes along. Prefer the big blocks in the 312. The 353 is just a little out of reach at the moment, but I can dream.... :-)

Gary P

Wow, that's real good. I wouldn't have thought the 502's would swing a 32p prop. Is it a 3 or 4 blade?

chrisvr6

Like $40k with trailer and up to 200 miles from chicago.

RGPIII

I said the same thing. they are bravo 1 32p 4 blades. Need more seat time.