Rebuilding A Wrecked Race Boat Part 2!!!

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Published 2024-05-28
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We finally got this sucker out on the water and what an absolute ripper this thing is. We are super impressed with how this thing moves and glides across the water. Cant wait to take this thing out again. Thanks For Watching!!!

All Comments (21)
  • @craig5743
    Fix it, test it, sell it...we want you guys around for the long haul!
  • @timwoods603
    Remember fellers, that's a straight-line boat. Going above no wake speed in a turn will get you very wet, as in flip you over. Awesome video guys.
  • @RichardCroft
    “ I’m messing with this knob “ is not the kinda phrases one should be saying when learning to drive a 1000 hp drag boat 😂😂
  • @ShortStroker317
    Fellas. -Fuel leaks can = fire hazard -The jet shooting up vs down is the trim. -Shoot up coming out of the whole and trim it down once “on step” or plane to keep the front end down. -it’s a jet boat. So just like a jet ski, if there is no propulsion you will not have steering/control. - too much bunny hop at speed can either cause a flip over from too much air under bow, or a bow stuff from digging bow in water. Both can be fatal at speeds. Lastly - running that bad/emulsified oil is “one of the” quickest ways to toast that entire engine.
  • @marcvictor4285
    I grew up in Seattle and helped building the U-95 Hydroplane, the first jet unlimited Hydroplane. That boat you have is quite dangerous! They quickly transitioned into plane cockpits to protect the drivers from death, from being throne from the boat. Many catch air under the pickle forks and flip, so don't push it please!
  • @2movu1
    Great build. just a safety note from one speed boater to another. Get a marine kill switch and block cage for the engine. The engine is right behind your back and if the motor goes it will keep the big stuff away from you
  • @johngonzales2883
    I remember when Cleetus was building a rocket car. He was smart enough to cut his losses and walk away from it. I hope you boys would do the same with this project. This looks very dangerous if it takes one bad bounce.
  • @RBFR01
    Pops "I got problems with my heart" That's genuinely a good reason.
  • @dougbrooks7681
    Been there done that I had a 1979 Eliminator Jet with a 496 cubic inch Chevy all I can say is DON'T underestimate that boat it will hurt you bad
  • @OlaDoering
    Definitely some fun times! My 18' jet boat made lots of memories. Seems I went through 3 engines and Two pumps. I could drive it like a Jetski. Was named the "Intimidator" Yes, I raced other boats. Fun , Fun, Fun!... Be safe guys.
  • @L0C00L
    It’s milky because the heads leak under load.. it’s down on power big time and it looks like the back of the boat needs to be strengthened as well. Engine is twisting the stringers.
  • Make sure your life insurance is paid up!!! You two are riding a stick of dynamite! One air gust and you will become airborne.....you (truly) need to speak to someone who has experience. You have been "Lucky"....so far.
  • @danandyong6653
    The jet nozzle lever adjusts the up/down tilt of the jet output. To start moving fast up to plane you should angle up to get going from a stop, then immediately position the nozzle facing down essentially lifting the rear to reduce drag, creating higher speeds,, and also keeps the boat from porpoising (bow bobbing up and down) obviously if you choose to rooster tail, angle the nozzle up.. but the boat will be slower.. hope that helps
  • @sabredog1955
    I'm a 69 year old Canadian and this is my favourite YouTube channel. These boys and their Dad are so deserving of everything they achieve. Every father would be proud of them.
  • @dangolf101
    Looks like a fun project. You need to trim the jet to get it to quit porpoising. When it flattens out it will flat get it!
  • @supermarine67
    Back in 1980 my dad bought a 19’ Tahiti jet with a 460 straight out of a ‘74 Lincoln. Aside from jacketed headers, the engine was bone stock and wound up throwing a connecting rod right through the block. Other issues presented themselves and cost us many thousands of dollars to resolve. Still, we had a blast when she did work and your video brought me right back to those days. I hope your boat gives you trouble-free memories. Seems like you’ve lucked out so far!
  • @brandonb5807
    I'm an older guy, not quite as old as Pops...but anyway....I worry about u guys n your crazy tricks.....I thought i was worried when u guys got the helicopter.....but this dagg'on boat has me freaked out....be safe SONZ!!!!!!