My Boat Show pics
 

Sorry that I didn't get the chance to take many, but here are the few that I did get. Enjoy.
Eddie


DCB

More DCB

Cig.

Cool shots and thanks, I've been waiting for pics of DCB! :1bounce

More Cig.

Mti

More MTI

New Hustler 39 Rockit with YPM 1100 efi's

New 29 OL

It turned out awesome Eddie, the engines look amazing. Congrats!:rock

...and thanks for the great pic's!

Thank you.........and your welcome.
Eddie

Very nice Eddie!!!:rock

Thanks Eddie.

That paint job on the gray white black MTI looks wicked.

Thanks for sharing

Eddie Great looking engine. I bet it sounds sweet!!!!

Thanks for posting Eddie - love the engines, they are killer.

Seven year warranty on the Verados is awesome, I had no idea they went that long on warranty.

nice pics eddie,
now how about some pics of the boat brand ladies and we can have a contest.which brand has the hottest models.:ev1l danc

Great pics! The 90+ cig is very nice.

Good idea...

Eddie thanks for the pics and congrats on the build , the motors look awesome:rock

Here's a start. These are Skater's chics.

A few more

Hustler 29 Rockit

More 29 Rockit

Hustler 266 Classic

Hustler 28 CC

Hustler PT221

One more of the 221

A few more of the 39 Rockit and the YPM 1100's in it.

Once you go Cat you never go back :rock:rock:rock

A few more of the engines in the 39 Rockit

NICE display of your engine Eddie. WOW! Very cool...

Couple more

Thank you very much guys.

Got to love Miami!:nudie

Eddie, The detail in the rigging and layout on the engines are beyond awesome. The Carbon Fiber bracketry as well as the billet work is just BAD ASS!!:rock

Very clean package!! Thanks for sharing Eddie.

thank you and thank you.these models are much better than boat pics.:ev1l danc

I Agree.. :bow:bow:bow

+1

Great lookin engines Eddie!

I think it's really cool to see that 90 mph Cig and even more impressive to see how technology has progressed in that the boat is running 90 with 565 hp engines!

Thanks. I actually layed up the carbon fiber myself. I couldn't find any sheets that were large enough and thick enough. I layed it up on a large piece of glass(actually a window that I changed in my house) It's 2 layers of carbon and 5 layers of 11 oz. 90* biaxial fiberglass cloth. It ended up about 3/16" thick. The only problem is that it's only finished on one side. That's not an issue for the coil brackets, but it was for the electronics plate since you see both sides. For that, I laminated 2 pieces back to back. I ground down the back side to make them smooth and put on one layer of 1oz. stranded mat, put the 2 pieces together and put them in the press with about 2000 psi of pressure to sit overnight. They ended up about 3/8" thick and are like a piece of steel. After drilling and tapping the holes, I put on 3 heavy coats of clear for UV protection. I was surprised that we could tap it just like we do the aluminum plates. I did a test piece with a 1/4" bolt and tightened it as much as I could and tried to pull the threads and they would not budge. This was the first time we did the carbon but definitely won't be the last. I was very pleased with the way it turned out. It was very time consuming, but now I have a 4'x6' sheet to make more.
Eddie