Reply With QuoteThe Seadoo Speedster thing will get this ball rolling,how could you even consider that? Overpriced I could go on for ever
Can anyone point me to a website describing a V-drive boat (or how it works) vs a jet drive boat. ive finished my Berkeley jet drive boat.(well, it runs) Im wondering what I should get next. either another 16ft jet drive, a v-drive, or a seadoo speedster.
The Seadoo Speedster thing will get this ball rolling,how could you even consider that? Overpriced I could go on for ever
Im wondering what I should get next. either another 16ft jet drive, a v-drive, or a seadoo speedster.
Traitor to the Dark Side! :yuk:
(now in my best evangelical tone): BEGONE EVIL ONE, YOU WHO POSESSES THIS GOOD JET-DRIVER, BEGONE I SAY!!!!! YOUY SHAL NOT TURN HIM!!!! :skull:
Well I already own a Seadoo PWC, I kinda like the seat styling of the speedster, smooth lines, a used one would cost about the same as a used jet boat in non perfect condition. but of course it could never match the power of a big block retro jet.
I personally don't like the smaller twin motor gets... I do like the 1 that has the 4.3 v6 in it.
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ok most v drives have only room for 2 seats and have a driv shaft between the seats that goes to a v drive unit......the v drive has gears in it kinda like a over drive to spin the prop fster then the motor is going so u get more speed of course v drives have propellers unlike jets......pics to follow
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Find you a JET HYDRO and go Kick some V-Drive A$$ :220v: :argue: :crossx:
FRICKIN CHEEZEBALL
That's "frickin damn-fast cheeseball" sir.We grow 'em that way here in Ks.
I can see this thread going south really fast!!!!!!!!!
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