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That boat is beautiful!!!!!!! How does she sit with the stock floor and the pair of yammie F150s???
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The floor drains were pluged and rerouted back through the transom. With four people in the back, got a little water through the scupper flap. Had a piece of trash holding the flap open.
Most impressive was the "power turns" At 30 mph, could not make it "bogg down". It slowed to 23 mph in the turn, then back to speed as soon as it straighten up. Also, my 320 pound self could stand on the corner of the bracket and not get my feet wet.
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Wow...she looks great! Nice job.
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Nice looking rig Deuce! I have always liked the Savage layout. You'll get many years of enjoyment for sure.
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Capt. Chuck,
You are correct. it is 2.7 mpg (fat fingers and little keys) Also, I don't know about this deal of 4 strokes not having a "hole shot". You better be holding on when you turn those 150's lose. She jumps out of the water.
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