SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => Boat Racing => Topic started by: GT Jets on May 13, 2010, 12:16:39 AM
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I have done this twice.......messed myself both times... :P
[yt=425,350]uORh3prACX4&NR=1[/yt]
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i did that once at ming....there aint a damn thing you can do but stare at the sky and wait for the horizon to come back up....and pray it comes down straight.
and yes, i crapped my pants. ;D
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One of the coolest pictures I have ever seen.... :thumbup:
Stole this from the whitewater site... :thumbup: >:D
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Ohhhhhh Mike! We need one of those time lapse pics of you, I think you got that beat hands down!
Ray
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:o :o
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Talk about a close call...
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That's Ryan Ringer driving Tim Harding's #U333 "Burning Desire"... with a helicopter turboshaft jet engine (General Electric T58) making 1485 HP. They're able to sustain 135 mph; these engines are most efficient when running at max power, continuously! It's the future of the sport...
Holy Shit! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxwaJEP3YA8#)
Wow (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bgi8nP0RhSc#)
Jet Boat Race 2010 Hoopa Trinity Burning Desire 333 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uORh3prACX4#ws)
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That's Ryan Ringer driving Tim Harding's #333 Burning Desire... which has a 1485 HP helicopter GE-T58 gas turbine jet engine.
fly-by on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxwaJEP3YA8#)
You are correct...Did you go to Hoopa this year?
I was digging araound the other day and found out there will be at least 3 Turbine powered boats in this next year running unlimited.... :screwy:
I am thinking the CX class woud be the bomb diggity, they will be running a 525 hp crate motor class- 90+ MPH. Seems like it could keep a cap on costs.. :thumbup:
I heard a story about Mexico not allowing the turbine team to buy fuel at the worlds...WTF?
Welcome aboard :thumbup:
GT
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No, but next season I will try to be there. When is Hoopa 2011? I have a new upcoming boat being designed, #U355 "Psycho X" (http://www.outlaweagle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2937) ... with a BIG turbine, built to run on 100% biodiesel (Go Green!), or nearly anything else we can dump into it, so in Mexico (WTF is their problem?!!), that might end up being Tequila, eh?
AFAIK, there are now 2 turbines from USA (U333 and U355), 3 from Canada (with up to 4 more on the way), plus 1 or 2 from New Zealand, maybe more? Finally the Unlimited class is taking a major leap ahead, and it should definitely help resurrect the popularity of the sport. I sure hope so! :thumbup:
Totally; the crate-motor classes are really cool. Besides the initial cost savings, I think the longevity will add even more to their value. Definitely will be fun!