Nothing like a little Air

[RogerThat99]

Technically a V-Drive.

[Sharp shooter]

All it takes is a hard crack of the throttle and they are airborne, maybe at 10 or 20 or 30 or 40 mph...

My boat idles up around 20. If going 30 to 40 on plane with no plate it doesn't take much to hop the boat, just a tap. If you mash the plate and throttle together and let off quick you'll get some hang time.

[Brian]

I can't find it, but there is a pic of Scarlata flying the Cole Cash around somewhere. I think it was actually in Hot Boat Mag back in the day.

[GotHalos]

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Irvine 2013

Rad picture! Who snapped it?

[3queens]

great shots
some are well lets say changing of shorts may have been in order

[2manymustangs]

Thank you for the information

My boat idles up around 20. If going 30 to 40 on plane with no plate it doesn't take much to hop the boat, just a tap. If you mash the plate and throttle together and let off quick you'll get some hang time.

Yeep, I believe it, especially sporting that Wilton tune...

I just wanted to help Zander understand that it was like you cats are leaping wakes at 80 or 90 to get air like the pictures show... It's true grit/muscle...

Thats why the KRR BOATS are my favorite class...

[Outboardguru]

I got a hundy that says you won't.

These boats have 2 and sometimes 3 pedals. A slight tap of the gas and you're air born. Getting them up to speed requires more than just pushing the gas....

Watch this experienced flatbottom driver (and he's definitely not scared) try and keep this boat on the water.

That guy is a fag!!

[2manymustangs]

That guy is a fag!!

BONE-A-fied...... True...

[HotWater]

Rad picture! Who snapped it?

Thanks, I'm not sure who snapped it. Greg Duff might know, he emailed it to me.

[HotWater]

That guy is a fag!!

I look up to that guy, don't talk about him that way!