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02-01-2005, 11:02 AM
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| You realize that each piece of strake you put on the bottom removes that much of the hulls 24 degree DEEP V ride? The hull begins to ride harder in choppy water. It is always a balance between good rough water ride or smooth water, faster speeds. If enough strakes are put on - the boat is fast but not smooth in rough water or able to lean into the turns as well. I do not know if any one can look at your design and say it will be better or worse than a Sea Ray of similar appearance in the water. Riding a boat is the only test.  |
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