Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
02-21-2005, 07:12 PM
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Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
Here's two photos to demonstrate the difference in the look.
Hard to imagine that the "box" was ever on at this point.
Hard to imagine that the "box" was ever on at this point.
02-21-2005, 09:18 PM
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Re: Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
Originally Posted by cuda
It looks so much better. In the first pic, it looks like it's bowed up to take a crap like my dogs do. 
ROFLMAO
02-21-2005, 09:20 PM
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Re: Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
Originally Posted by offthefront
you need to delete that after pic.....its werkin on me
Come, come my son,
Come over,
TO THE LOUD SIDE.................................
02-22-2005, 05:01 AM
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Re: Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
You have kids? My wife would shoot me! but it sure looks cleaner.
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02-22-2005, 06:55 AM
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Re: Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
No, never had any kids. Have mixed emotions about that fact. Guess it wasn't meant to be. Could have had a couple of times but ended up not.
Scott, surprisingly enough, it's not much louder at all in the cockpit, below say 3500 rpms. You can easily listen to music and carry on a normal conversation. We don't have noise issues down here. 95% of offshore boats run "open exhaust", it's rare to see mufflers much less see/hear someone using them. I guess that kinda offsets the "manatee" issues we have to deal with. My wife says she may never get on the boat again, her stubborness issues not mine, so a swim platform probably won't be necessary. If she changes her mind and decides to enjoy it with me I would consider puting on an Extreme Marine unit or something similar. If she doesn't, her loss. For present it's gonna stay as is.
I think it made all the difference in the world.
Scott, surprisingly enough, it's not much louder at all in the cockpit, below say 3500 rpms. You can easily listen to music and carry on a normal conversation. We don't have noise issues down here. 95% of offshore boats run "open exhaust", it's rare to see mufflers much less see/hear someone using them. I guess that kinda offsets the "manatee" issues we have to deal with. My wife says she may never get on the boat again, her stubborness issues not mine, so a swim platform probably won't be necessary. If she changes her mind and decides to enjoy it with me I would consider puting on an Extreme Marine unit or something similar. If she doesn't, her loss. For present it's gonna stay as is.
I think it made all the difference in the world.
02-22-2005, 07:11 AM
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No kids, then you dont need no stinkin platform!!!
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Re: Silent Thunder Saga: Before and After pix
Originally Posted by dyno
No kids, then you dont need no stinkin platform!!!
EXACTLY......................................:drin k:
