PokerFace23

Have you seen the apache from back in the day on youtube. Its awesome, Ben Kramer And Bob Saccenti are in 4 to 8's

http://youtube.com/watch?v=r7mSxOAg-UU

Back4More

4-8's, big deal...Thats every day up here....we run like that all weekend long.

OL40SVX

Thats a big difference between a 4ft wave to an 8ft one!

PokerFace23

lol... when we offshore fish in the rough stuff they had reports of 7-12.. But the commentator said that " i believe its anywhere from 4-8.. still 4 footers can suck

smokin' joe

Thanks PokerFace, I actually had it saved under my favorites. Too bad they eventually broke down and lost the lead. True offshore is a real kidney buster...

PokerFace23

my kidneys would explode if i was in that boat after that wave that they caught that wave and nearly flipped..

smokin' joe

Yeah they were probably pissin' blood after that one...

p4-33

Interesting video... two different events, same driver and throttleman, (same boat, different paint?).

First segment looks like bigger conditions, and the throttleman is taking a more conservative trim approach; drives tucked in some, and probably some tab as you can see the bow digging in more. Yet they broke the boat, and with that water, I'm guessing a drive.

Second segment, a little flatter and the throttleman has it hung out, positive trim, probably no tab at all. Then they do the classic "launch off of wave #1, trip on wave #2, and stuff into wave #3."

It's interesting that with conservative trim and in bigger water, they're still making 90mph. That's what happens when you combine Kramer, Saccenti, and a 41 Apache. That video is a lesson on how to Git 'er Done.

Thanks for sharing.
Brian

10x

Second vid, if they hit the trim switches, it would kill the ignitions, so they could'nt touch the trim, just set it and go. Anyway, that's what Tommy Evans told me, he was in the boat throughout their reign.