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looking very sweet Denon.

Looks great Denon

very nice indeed Denon.

that's interesting Bill. I didn't realize that the runabouts used a heat exchanger in them. So the coolant in the motor is not raw water? I know in the hot boats (tornado, rampage, etc) the coolant in the motor is generally raw water normally pre-warmed by cooling the exhaust manifolds first before ...

My suggestion would be to call/email Glen-L themselves. Either that or stick with what the plans say. That way you are guaranteed the kind of results you are hoping for. I would hope that Radioactive or Greyfox have done this since so much time has elapsed since they first tried getting an answer on...

Gorgeous

Brahahaha Not a lot of freeboard on it though...lol

Those plans should be easily modifiable. I'm not so sure about some of the material thickness's they call for on it though. 1/4" thick legs seem a little on the thin side as well as the 1/8" thick back material. Possibly the back is that thin to make it bend properly. If that is the case I...

So it is the back of the seat that is too low? I wouldn't think it would be too hard to modify the seat plans to make the seat back taller. If you are looking for buckets instead of a bench there are plans online for making your own buckets seats that again I'm sure you could modify to suit your nee...

Duane, I thought you had a tornado back in the day? Maybe a red one? Or am I getting my memories mixed up... Either way, I'd fully support a gathering from all of the Ontario / upper east coast folks! Man I wish I had one back in the day but no that wasn't me. Possibly you are thinking of Paul Mill...

WOW, that is very impressive work. Thanks so much for sharing.

Well thank you! I just noticed you're not too far away...seems there's quite a few of us in Ontario! What lake do you usually run on? There does seem to be a few of us within 2-3 hour drive. Currently I don't have a boat. The closest water way from here would be the Trent river. Would be lots of fu...

That looks great Denon. The Rampage is an awesome looking design.

That Cheap Swill article is a good one I've had it saved on my hard drive for years. Here is another one though it uses a higher cr than 87 octane would generally support. Possibly though, as Denon pointed out in his Rampage update thread, the typically cooler engine temps an inboard sees verses a s...

WOW impressive numbers for 8.25 CR. You could run that motor on just about the crappiest gas you could find with no ill effects. Helps keep the costs down, a little, when you are using it.