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Nautique2001
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I've got to get in on one of these outings! Great pics, keep on posting.
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Darrel
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Ive seen this before, Cla$$ic Pringles overdose. Never give the girls anything but beer.
The 88 looks sharp in that pic! |
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PLBC
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MM, don't sweat it. the 2001 has it's own shorestation with canopy.
nauti84, we had a pull out sofa on the pontoon as well. plus 1 more "fatman" chair |
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NAUTI84
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Ok, lets pull the fatman chair out of the living room to use on the deckboat & set up the banquet tables out in the water! Gotta party w/ this group!
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MaddMarxx
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Why does that thing get the cover???
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Hollywood
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I dug up a couple of pics from this past season.
First launch Double your fun First timer picked it up quite well Atleast she went out swinging A well deserved rest, notice the backup boat on the lift. |
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ultrahots
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Man I need to get my boat done for next summer.Nice pics !!
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TRBenj
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Looks to be a pretty powerful motor- but those MC's sure need it. Look at the numbers from last year's Waterski Magazine boat buyers guide- the Prostar 190 with the 350 hp MCX was over a second slower to 36 and was 4 MPH slower (it topped out at 42) than the SN 196 with the 330 Excalibur. The MC just has a ton of wetted surface and a hook on the back of the hull- doesnt make for a lot of speed.
I would imagine that 393 that Dallas has will turn well over 5k. Ive seen stock GT40's that can turn close to that, though the 90-96 hull is faster than the TSC1. I can do 4800-5100 depending on the prop. JR VIC is currently tuning his '92 with the Hiteks and other upgrades and just reached 52 MPH @ 5400 RPM. |
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Riley
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It might just push that MC to the high 40's.
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Nautique2001
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Nautique2001
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Tim, that's some serious power under that hood. Significant feeling I'm sure between a stock 351, 255HP and stroker engine putting out approximately 400HP. I can't imagine the hole shot that gives. It must turn over 5,000 RPM's I imagine.
I'd like to see how that Vortec 8100, 450HP performs in a Master Craft boat. That's the most stock HP I've ever seen. When does it stop? Ken |
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TRBenj
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Ken, he doesnt have a stock motor- I believe he had motor problems and rebuilt the GT40 into a stroker. The 393w is an easy stroker to build- the only truly special piece is the 3.85" stroker crank (vs. 3.5" for the 351). Combine that with stock-length 351w rods and 302 pistons and you end up with 42 more cubes. I believe 393 ci would include a .030" overbore.
As far as power handling goes, I believe the 502 python motor used the same 1.23 tranny and shaft that the standard motors used- so we know its good for at least 425 hp. Im sure Bill Burgess (SS-201) can give some good info on the power handling ability of the 1:1 components. |
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Nautique2001
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I take it that that engine opinion was EXTREMELY RARE in 2001? The colors are amazing too. Sharp boat all around! Ken |
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63 Skier
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Now I see it, thanks BKH. That's a lot of HP, I'd love a ride sometime.
Anyone know how much HP a stock shaft and strut setup could take? |
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'63 American Skier - '98 Sport Nautique
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bkhallpass
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Diaries section. Carl from Kentucky. 2001 Ski Nautique. All red with a white stripe. BKH http://correctcraftfan.com/diaries/details.aspID=683&sort=&pagenum=1&yrstart=2001&yrend=2001 |
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63 Skier
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Am I missing something, where are the pics of Dallas's boat?
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'63 American Skier - '98 Sport Nautique
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TRBenj
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Ken, Ill venture a guess at 400 hp for that many cubes. Could be more or less depending on the heads, intake and cam. That kind of power should put him in the low 50's on that hull.
Chopper, your pics are probably too big- the size limit for uploading is fairly small. Your best bet is to use a free photo hosting website (like photobucket) and linking them. |
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bkhallpass
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Probably too big. Try to reduce them in size. If uploading from you hard drive use the icon with the photo and the blue arrow. If uploading from a website such as photobucket, use the icon with the photo of the tree. BKH
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Chopper
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What am I doing wrong.? Why aren't my pics uploading.?
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Nautique2001
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Dallas,
What does your 2001 SN rate for H.P. and top speed? That's an awesome boat you got there! Ken |
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1987SN2001
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Dallas,
You have a great boat! I wouldn't say it was "uneventful" but all of my boys came home safe. Looking to redeploy in July. Going to miss another season of skiing. Rakkasans! |
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Chopper
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Here's a pic from last weekend
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Dallas
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1987,
I hope you had an uneventful tour. Thanks for being one of the few to give your service to an extremely grateful Nation. I will be heading back over for the holidays to do a little thumpin and bumpin spreading the Christmas cheer. MUhahahahahaha See you soon. Dallas 2001 SN196 w/ a sweeeet 393. |
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BigAir
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Great pics everybody. I haven't had an actual waterski on my feet in close to twenty years. Impressive looking stuff.
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Shortline
Newbie Joined: November-03-2006 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 37 |
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I thought it was a great ski when I was eight years old. Oh well.
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It wouldn't be that hard if the balls weren't so far apart and the boat wasn't going so damn fast!
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The Dude
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great shot shortline.
Are you as surprised as I was someone wanted that ski? |
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Mullet Free since 93
95 Sport |
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Shortline
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Really didn't think the photo would end up so large on the screen - scary. I tore the house apart, to no avail, looking for a picture of the 1968 tri-hull that was pulling me. Funny, always thought that the course was much bigger back then.
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It wouldn't be that hard if the balls weren't so far apart and the boat wasn't going so damn fast!
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79nautique
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vintage in more than one way, tow rope, ski vest, and is that a speedo, god lets hope not. hey where's the mullet?
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bkhallpass
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Dr CC, really like that second photo.
Shortline, is that what they call vintage art? Nice photo. BKH |
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Shortline
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Somebody wanted to buy an Obrien World Team Comp? This one is slightly used, just one owner. Ski is still in great condition. Owner is pretty old though. |
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It wouldn't be that hard if the balls weren't so far apart and the boat wasn't going so damn fast!
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