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SoCal Lakes / Re: sank my boat in elsinore
« on: March 18, 2013, 08:00:29 PM »
Finally, another member to join my club

Yeah, I tend to burn mine first. You guys get to drink and watch 'em sink.....    :screwy:

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: anyone hear of these people
« on: March 15, 2013, 07:06:47 PM »
I've never dealt with the dude, personally, but met him a few times at the lake. Seems like a straight shooter, the rest of the East Side crew deal with him a lot and think highly. My bud Sergio has bought some stuff from him too (Shop is right near Serg). He's building a hydro right now, I beleive.

For some reason I was thinking he was in Maricopa, but maybe he just lives there or something.

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Tow vehicle
« on: March 13, 2013, 06:53:20 PM »
 My bud has towed a few of my boats before with his old Nissan Xterra.

No problems doing it, although the 21' Biesemeyer Mini-Day had his brakes smoking quite a bit headed down the hill to Bartlett Lake I guess. (Surge brakes weren't working on the trailer at the time.) The 18-20 footers towed fine.

Ray

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Your the only other person ive ever seen that has a 41 mag any leads on cheap ammo lol

Lol, no. I handload.

No shotguns, tho

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Fuel vents ???
« on: March 11, 2013, 07:53:12 AM »
Your fuel vent is most likely the fuel flip top... I have a bow fill and the cap is the vent as well.

A couple of mine had flush, screw in style that ALSO were vented.  ;)

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: What the **** my fellow boat bitches
« on: March 11, 2013, 07:43:04 AM »
Happy birthday all y'uns! My brothers was yesterday, I'm told I had a good time......... :sly:

Ray

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My experience has been that a 750CFM seems to work very well on a stock (marine) 460 (320HP) in most cases. I wouldn't, personally, run under that in a jet boat since we run them in the 3500-5500 rpm range all the time. The max rpm rating on a standard Hardin Marine 460 is 4600, and a carb smaller than 750 CFM definately helps keep the RPMs under that in small, light boats. They came (At least the unmolested ones I have seen or had) stock with a 650 CFM or 700 CFM and one of the first things swapped up to a 750 or above on any you see these days.

Probably more a warranty deal than anything else on those. They'll spin well over 5000 handily in stock form. Kinda weird that Ford threw on their best square-bore CJ manifold (which is kinda hard to beat from the aftermarket, to be honest) and Hardin stovepiped it with a small carbueretor.

Mildly warmed over to some pretty hot machines will appreciate and wake up with an 850, however, and likely not "over-carb" a stock one either when tuned properly.

Start getting radical on cams, high compression, stoker kits, headers, intakes, etc, you start to get into 950 CFM or 1050+CFM Dominators pretty quick.

Ray

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WarZone / Re: SCJB - Often imitated, but never duplicated.
« on: March 06, 2013, 07:21:10 AM »
I dunno if the masses caught on, but I started getting "newsletters" from other sites.....among other things........

Ray

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Hulls / Re: Crazy, stoopid, or yeah it just might work
« on: March 03, 2013, 10:55:23 AM »
First off, your boat IS a pig. And I get that. A pretty pig, mind you, and it would take a lot to convince me to take a sawzall to it........ and all the subsequent work to support it........

John, leave it alone. The boat is fine, your taste has changed. Personally, I think you need to be looking for a good open bow 19-20 footer. Same as Flytime, but just don't eliminate "pink" in the colors!   ;)

I get that the boat has become part of the family. Imagine how hard it was to sell the Moo boat!!!

Ray 

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Engines / Engine Parts For Sale / Re: Need 460 blower manifold
« on: February 28, 2013, 08:14:30 AM »
Hey guys, I'm looking for a blower manifold for ford 460. preferably polished and will work with an 8 71 blower
Cash in hand thanks

Kinda hard to come by on the used market.

I have a couple and hold them near and dear to my heart (in other words, I'd sooner sell you a kid)  :sly:............New ones can be had from BDS for right around $650, un-polished (Why anyone would want a polished one on a boat is way beyond me...........Nick.............) and make SURE you get one for regular heads, not a Boss head version........... But at any rate, not a bad price considering most I've seen are welded up hack jobs that used to be a tunnel ram..........

Do it right the first time, I always say.

Now, wanna reverse drive the blower? he-he.....there's ANOTHER thing to consider on a jet boat. Not gonna get into that.........

Anything that fits a 6-71 will fit an 8-71. That is not an issue. Fitting a 10-71 or a 12-71 will probably be another matter. The BDS manifold has enough material up it's rear to allow machining to open it up to even a 14-71. But anything that'll accept a 6-71 is fine with the 8-71 as well these days. Go bigger, break out the Bridgeport (In my case a Kira)

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / My Grandma.........
« on: February 27, 2013, 08:44:48 AM »
Adored this woman, Gramma Great to all that knew her.......86 years old in this pic....



Any questions?   ;D

Ray

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Jet Pumps / Re: Jetovator
« on: February 27, 2013, 07:38:28 AM »
No this post is a lil old im a newbie just bought a 19ft Piooneer with Berkley jet 12JG-A my buddy gave me brand new Jetovator..Are all these jetovators universal fitting any Berkley pump? Im having problems with steering arm and wondering if its worth it to install..He gave me cables with it..any info would help looks i could of used stock steering arm but theres a key slot & theres not one on nozzle

Today, everyone uses a Place Diverter. Different animal, and far superior.

However, IF you have an old JetOVater, I can help, or Tom can from JBP. Free is cheapest yet, and JetOVaters can work just fine.

Depends on WHAT you have...........Post some pics and we can tell you in a heartbeat. The JetOvater is far more complicated than a Place Diverter, and requires a LOT of special parts.   :thumbup:

Ray

Edit: Sounds to me, and I just saw the "key slot" part of the post, you have a nozzle for a YJ Jacuzzi pump......maybe.......

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Jet Pumps / Re: Jacuzzi WJ Problems
« on: February 27, 2013, 07:27:44 AM »
Looks to me, and Crewcheif I think nailed it, I'd bet someone over-greased the fitting blowing out the seal to cause all that.

As Daniel said though, I'd also find it hard to beleive this would cause the suction housing to be toast. They have a nylon "interference" ring well before the wear ring and it would take a TON of neglect to wear through that AND the wear ring even get remotely even close to the suction housing.

Methinks someone is trying to make a few extra bucks in this economy off you, IMHO.

Ray 

 

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Stupid Cops
« on: February 27, 2013, 05:57:01 AM »
while theres some dirty ones out there, i have full respect for cops.  *I* dont get shot at while working and I dont have to deal with a bunch of people that lie to get out of a ticket.  Kinda like the dentist no one is really glad to see you, especially a traffic cop.

And I agree with you on this. While I didn't intend this to sound like an "anarchist", there are not just "dirty cops" out there, but entire Police Departments, and they are becoming more and more prevalent as revenue generators than they are at actual law enforcement.

Locally, I have no issues, the Casa Grande guys are all decent enough. My son got stopped a few weeks ago, scaring the snot outta him, but all the cop did was give him his card and say "Have your dad call me, I bent a prop on my boat........."

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Stupid Cops
« on: February 26, 2013, 03:17:20 PM »
Now, I know we have some members who also happen to be LEO, and I mean no offense personally, just generally, but when, exactly, did being a complete asswipe go from preferred pre-requisite to job requirement to become a cop?

In traffic court today dealing with my own issue of driving on a suspended license (that WASN'T suspended anymore, just a DMV issue that still isn't resolved with the DMV for whatever reason), but anyway, listening to some of the things others had happen (All of these were from Gilbert, Arizona, BTW.......I have to point that out because the Judge today was actually personable compared to the jackass that's normally there) I hadda laugh out loud in court......

Further proof that many Law Enforcement departments are simply revenue generators and collect "taxation without representation".

Guy 1. Ticket for no seatbelt. He was stopped at 2:15 AM (go figure) for changing lanes without signaling. Cop asked for his insurance card and he removed his seatbelt to retreive it from the glovebox. Judge says, "well the fine is only $85, and no points so why fight it?". Guy says, and I quote, "Because it's just not right. I want a trial, I'll get a lawyer, get the video from the cruiser of the stop, and I don't care if it costs me ten times that".  "Case Dismissed" was the next thing said.

Gal 2. Ticket for failure to stop for LEO and attempting to elude Police. Girl was stopped, again late, reason why I didn't catch. But cop comes to the window, askes for license/registration/insurance, she reaches over for her purse not realizing she had not put the car in park when she stopped, so car rolled forward, up onto a curb about 15 feet from where she had originally stopped before she realized her mistake and stopped the car. Judge was actually trying hard not to laugh, but managed "case dismissed" before actually laughing.

Guy3. Ticket for expired plates. This was actually a second ticket, the first he got dismissed the prior week because he brought in that he had, in fact renewed his registration. THIS ticket he got 1/2 block away from his house while driving a couple days later TO the DMV to renew the tags. He produced his DMV receipts and the original ticket, as well as the secondary ticket showing the dates and times. "case dismissed".

I mean, really. First off, we're wasting time, payroll of tax-paid employees, resources such as PAPER, not to mention the waste of time the officers are doing to themselves, and causing grief and loss of income of the general public to even deal with stupid crap like this. Just one of those Facepalm moments, but then I realized "I just wonder HOW many people actually simply pay the damn fine and be done with it rather than deal with wasting an entire day or two standing up for what is right? And HOW much revenue do they actually generate because of this?

Fortunately, mine was over and done early, and unfortunately, I didn't have to sit and listen to more of these.

I'm sure there's a ton more stories out there, POST'EM UP!  :screwy:

Ray   

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The No Wake Zone / Re: need advice for rebuild
« on: February 15, 2013, 06:41:49 PM »
I'd be on that, but I've got to be honest, I've had great luck with Milodon Pans. Even on the 460's I've run, and my Olds runs basically the same pan.

I've seen, and argued, the Milodon 460 problems from those on the site and others, and I'm left to beleive that these cases were running factory style front or center pickup tubes and not the Milodon rear sump pickup tube and proper oil pump in these Jet applications.

No one has shown me they were using the proper pump/pickup combination (Including relocating a main bolt) with the appropriate pan and experienced a failure or oil pressure loss in a Jet Boat engine application.

That being said, and us Ford guys will argue that to death and there are many of us that share my viewpoint, I would NOT hesitate on a Milodon on the Olds.

Odds of finding a good, used Armando's? Nil. Probably the same for a Milodon or a Canton, or an Olsen, or a Dooley. And if you DO, probably more than retail compared to what's out there.

Just my .02

Ray   

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The No Wake Zone / Re: This is the toilet paper we use in our house
« on: February 15, 2013, 06:26:00 PM »
I think we need to post pics, and lots of 'em, of it after use.........that way we see how stoopid and ineffective it is.........  :thumbup:

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: My almost thread
« on: February 13, 2013, 11:37:28 AM »
OMG! BRAD!!!! Jeezuz! LMAO!

I guess I should toss in I was almost turned on by this.............     :sly:

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: SCJB Koozie Pre-Orders
« on: February 13, 2013, 10:49:59 AM »
I think THIS needs to be added to the bottom of all the new ones.......

Just to keep them separate from the originals............   O0



Ray

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Boats For Sale / Re: Craigslist & ebay boats
« on: February 07, 2013, 05:42:07 PM »
Its like a single carb tunnel ram lol

LMAO, kinda, but almost certainly, EXACTLY.......

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Boats For Sale / Re: Craigslist & ebay boats
« on: February 07, 2013, 05:35:40 PM »
thats the dumbest boat ive seen. whats the point?

its probably just a v bottom with sponsons grafted on it. the transom flip up thing looks dumb too.

I actually wonder if this is 1 solid hull....or if it was someones attempt at Frankensteining a look of a tunnel hull out of their shitbox vbottom.

either way, its unpractical. why? because if it was a good idea, there would be more than one of them out there. rare doesnt always mean better.

I looked at one like that back east about the time of my dad's funeral.

Dunno who made 'em, but a picklefork V-bottom is like having a "Hard-on at boys town"............

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: pee on a stick
« on: February 07, 2013, 06:52:00 AM »
Congratulations!

I remember once at 4:30 AM my first wife throwing something at me (I was still in bed, it was tax season so she was getting ready for work). I said "What the hell is this?"

She said, "Its a stick, I pee'd on it, it's positive you asshole, what do you think?"

I said "At 4 AM, you can pee on anything you want" and went back to sleep.

Wasn't until I was driving to work 4 hours later that the mornings events sank in and I hadda call her, lol.  :thumbup:

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Newbie to the site
« on: February 06, 2013, 08:58:51 PM »
Pretty thing! Welcome!

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Hallett Dave Says...
« on: February 06, 2013, 07:32:39 PM »
My bad, it looks like that chick cow is sportin' a goatee !!   :P

Judging by the empties on the table, that's perfectly understandable Dana......... :screwy:

Ray

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Project Boats For Sale / Re: Twin turbo 455 21 footer Sleekcraft
« on: February 06, 2013, 04:57:13 AM »
I want to know what he hit that taco'd the turn buckle for the cav plate.  :sly:

I noticed that too......

Musta been when he hit the speed of light when those turbos spooled up.......

Ray

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