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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Engine Builders in Socal
« on: January 14, 2008, 07:44:45 PM »
p-woman finally has good info

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Total Performancethat would be one of the only place a would go to.
10133 Prospect Ave
Santee, CA 92071
(619) 562-9894
If you're around the San Diego area
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OUTBOARD-JET-for-Mercury-Mariner-1987-2005-w-shaft_W0QQitemZ130189882309QQihZ003QQcategoryZ50439QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem A outboard jet!! hahahahahahaha
ya 105, I just added a spoon to help feed water to the pump so I hope it helps to get 106 or 107.if that all you got, you better stand home!
They are fast enough to have a good time (scare the girls), but not too fast to really get hurt (unless you go crazy). As far as props, I have spent the last ten years fishing with the old man in a 21' skeeter bass boat w/ a 200 V-Max and will say this:true that!!!!!!!!
I am confident that most jets will beat it out of the hole, but as soon as that old fishing boat gets on plane, I have never seen a jet be able to keep up with it. (and a lot have tried)
most cant beat a old bass boat
And it shown only get quicker with more tuning.
Its what i was born into....jets are safe for the kid
Also, props scare me.....I've seen a few fatal prop accidents as a kid and I can remember them as if it happened yesterday.
I'm a outboard guy but I'm going back to a jet, so my kid and I can wakeboard(it's just safer and the wife can drive it
)For me? Simple:My first boat that a owned was a jet(ran 80ish) fast but not as fast as my outboard!
1) Rooster Tails
2) Harder launch; quicker hole shot; quicker planing than a prop
3) Safer around people in the water (no external moving parts to become a liability)
And I dont think #2 is right at all!!!!!
He needs to lowwer the price to like 7 or 8k
