Back from the Dead; '81 Scarab 38 Resto
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hblair (10-13-2023)
10-13-2023, 01:12 PM
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That flyby video gave me a chub!
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10-13-2023, 02:44 PM
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So hows it handling steering, I know I had questions about the angle of the rams being to straight but it must work fine.
10-13-2023, 04:02 PM
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10-13-2023, 04:15 PM
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One of the settees is in the cabin, one isn't, and the cabinet for the galley and head aren't in there, Also no bolsters or rear seat in the cockpit. So it's probably 3-350 lbs light? We were running 3/4 tank of gas. About 675 lbs. I don't know, maybe I keep these 32 pitch props to run as regular props and experiment with bigger props for running fast (world speed record attempts lol) with a light load, etc. I may be selling the herring props I had made.
10-14-2023, 07:08 AM
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Heath - I saw your post on facebook (speedo pic) - Super impressive!
What a great feeling to have it all pay off, lots of hard work here. If it's a bullet proof setup and runs like you are showing, I wouldn't change a thing! (Sure, play with props, but the engines seem really healthy) Awesome work, beautiful boat, and awesome results. You have to be proud.
What a great feeling to have it all pay off, lots of hard work here. If it's a bullet proof setup and runs like you are showing, I wouldn't change a thing! (Sure, play with props, but the engines seem really healthy) Awesome work, beautiful boat, and awesome results. You have to be proud.
