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| Account Type: | WakeWorld Members |
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| Profile Views: | 2737 profile views |
| Friends: | 0 friends | | Updated: | 1 year(s) ago | | Signup Date: | November 27, 2006 |
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About Me
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Username:
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rallyart
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First Name:
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Art
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Gender:
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Birthday:
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(57 years old) |
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Home Ride Spot:
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Favorite Rider(s):
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My kids
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Website:
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www.racecity.com
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Personal Quote:
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Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.
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My Gear
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Board(s):
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Slingshot Response, O'brien Coda, Hyperlite, Inland Surfer Blue Lake, Phase 5 Prop, AirChair.
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My Boat
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Boat Year:
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2006
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Boat Make:
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Sanger
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Boat Model:
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D215
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Trailer:
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Sport Boat
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Engine:
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Mercruiser Scorpion 330
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Prop:
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Acme 911
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Ballast Setup:
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Stock 500 in forward ski locker.
300# Fly High tube sac in the rear locker.
Three 150# Fly High fat bricks.
I need more sacs for surfing unless I've got big friends with me.
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Stereo Setup:
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Stock yucky set up that is almost never on.
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Options / Accessories:
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Bennett trim tab - excellent
Fresh Air Exhaust - the best addition
Perfect Pass Star Gazer - very nice to have
Depth finder - good for adding confidence near a dock.
Bimini - could be bigger but it never rattles. Stock
Fly High wakeboard racks - very solid and easy to use.
Box Anchor - simply better than any other anchor I've used.
Hul Hug'r fenders - good for a low profile boat.
Two 3 outlet heaters, one cockpit, one lounge -Great.
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Tow Vehicle:
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Saab 9-7x, 2007 4.2
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Recent Activity
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8 day(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: what the heck do you do with your trash?I have a gallon ice cream bucket that fits perfectly in a floor storage beside the drivers seat. Under the cover it can't be kicked. It is easy to forget though. :o
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8 day(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: exhaust turn down tipsThe prop, rudder and fins all hang down far below the FAE. If you were to back up into something you would be happy it it the FAE instead of the rudder. (but it would probably miss the FAE and just take out your prop anyway)
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Sanger V215 upgradesI really like your diamond grid addition. I think it suits the boat well. Thanks for sharing it.
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Trailer overall widthMaximum legal width varies by state but is generally 8'6". Door dimensions bigger in al directions is always a plus.
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Drain Plug Warning SystemDeltaForce, the USCG regs do not apply to boats over 20' with regard to floatation. It's up to the manufacturer. I would not count on most wake boats having enough floatation in them to keep the boat afloat, especially if you have a lots of ster...
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Prop for high altitude?You will be able to hit past 34 with most props. I don't know what your drive ratio is but if you want a quick guess on prop size: At 5000' you are down over 20% in power due to the thinner air. You can pick up that 20% by taking it off the pit...
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Drain Plug Warning SystemWhat! You mean when my wife hands me the hair dryer while I'm still in the shower she's not trying to be helpful? Well, at least I can still have my toast while I read a magazine in the tub...
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Drain Plug Warning System:rolleyes::Just because all three of his total posts are in here doesn't mean he is just trolling.
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2 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Drain Plug Warning SystemI have a special visual and audible warning. I can hear the bilge pump and then see this continuous stream of water out the side of my boat. If I check the cup holder and there is a drain plug in it then I know I don't have a more worrisome hole...
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3 week(s) ago
rallyart made a post in this thread: Umbrella for swimming?You could get one of those cantilevered patio ones and swing it out one side or the other. The only problem is it would make quite a sail if the wind came up and it would sure take space while you were running.
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