3 cyl Merc 40

[Bill Van Steenwyk]

same old yet again
the 60hp triple only does the fast blast for around 10 seconds.

Mmm now let me think why would that be ? because he don't want to blow the engine up using the nitrous any longer than 10 seconds.

so many of the vids are like this.


now who said anything about yams being terrifically fast engines anyway ? not me, but that engine can rev higher than it is in the vid.

you need to go get someone to fix that leak in your hose, the nitrous is making you go all silly again.

don't forget to tie a rope round your ankles so we can pull you out of

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Hey Phil, Its YOU who are showing your arse again with your ignorance. The reason the race only lasts 10 seconds or so is because it is a DRAG race and that is all the longer the race lasts. They do have drag races in England don't they?

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oh come on , Surely the super boat of captain bull**** (mwhite) is faster than that !!!!! I was expecting to see something really special.
maybe he was just a warming upand a bit camera shy and not wanting others to see his rocket ship ????

as for drag race with boats NO we do not have boat drag races in the uk. would be a real good thing to have here though.
sometimes we race each other but even then its over longer distances and mainly on the sea.
we do have a limited amount of races on lakes, but they are few and far between.

unlike in the states we have to have stupid rules about going fast, and you have to be members of silly organisations that make it far too expensive for most people to even bother joining.

I have noticed that in the usa fun with boats is miles better, and your not as restricted in the way we are over here.
there is no reason why we couldn't run drag races as we have lots of lakes, but they are all taken up by the wind wallies who spoil it for everyone.
the private lakes are all owned by water ski clubs or windsurfing clubs and small sailing clubs.
so we are mainly left to the sea for going fast.
or have to stick to slow running on our rivers.



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