Sure people have.

Brad
Madskillz
Omar

Lol those crazy asses

seems as if i remember a member on here last year spun there boat and broke a rib!  have not spun my boat yet and have no hopes of doing it, but i have been known for doing stupid stuff!

I was going parallel to a wake came over the top and dug in haaard. Spun us 180, stalled. Huge wave came over the bow. I started it up quick and got on plane. There was a good 2" of water in the floor and it took a while to pump it out.  Wife was laying in the back and somehow held on. I'm really surprised she didn't get tossed. It happened in a blink of an eye. Scary shit.

Spinning in a jet boat up on the rocks at well over 75 mph is why I quit river marathon racing.

Broke a tiller arm at speed on the lower Rogue River and went to test rock samples. Found some rocks large enough to park a boat on about 30' from the waters edge.

Had a one and a two year old kid. Let's just say the decision to quit was made for me.

I used to spin ths Bahner on purpose. Going about 40, turn right, get off the gas, as soon as it starts to feel squishy, blip the throttle and around she goes.

Makes passengers pee themselves.

I'm going to continue to play with the maneuverability factor. I'm going out Saturday to Elsinore and taking a friend who just bought a boat.

I'm really not wanting to spin the boat, but I'm looking for the sweet spot in powersliding, just a little bit.

I've spent too much time on wave runners and stand ups before I bought the boat. I bought another stand up Superjet for the meantime to quill the thrill of getting a little crazy. I want to give some heartbeat to my boating... But I don't want to sink my boat or drown any passengers.

Yup, but on a different axis than most

Here is a pic of it

Yeah Pat, you did it BIG!!!!

Haha