June 2019 picture thread

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Originally Posted by RC_Hinojosa

If I've learned anything, it's that stress will suck the fun out of the process.

The more we stressed over our first child, the more we struggled and saw specialists, took tests, etc.

The moment we stopped worrying about it, it just happened naturally.

It'll happen bruh when you both let your guard down, best of luck!! [emoji109]

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Our first came easy, the was the second the drug on. Heidi was getting acupuncture, using those ovulation strips and all kinds of stuff. I was never that worried about it but she was trying everything short of going to an actual doctor.

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Originally Posted by DFTR Josh

The 575's are crazy amazing but you trade off for all that power. The 450 is amazing but you do have to watch your weight closley and not run much extra weight at high elevation. It's a $10,000 saving going 450 but how much is worth the 575 and not worry about anything. I run all my boats pretty much stock and this is PERFECT for how I boat. 450 for the win in my book!

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So if someone were to say take a 400 boat from sea level to Lake Powell would we be hurting to ride like how we normally ride down low?

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Originally Posted by rdlangston13

So if someone were to say take a 400 boat from sea level to Lake Powell would we be hurting to ride like how we normally ride down low?

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I never thought about this? I would like to know also. I guess this means I’ll just have to get a SA 550 for when we go next year to lake Powell. LOL


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fwiw, my last boat had the ex343 in it. with a 1235 prop. home lake- lucky peak reservior- is at over 5500ft. granted we don't board but surf 1600lbs on surf side and 400 up front with 6 or 8 in the boat and never struggled.
current boat is a 23.6ft pig and loading up with 1600lbs water, 500 lead, 500 in human ballast and 800 water up front. same prop and mead is at 1300ft never even skips a beat.

imo prop selection is just as if not more important than motor selection. I would not hesitate with the 400 but you might want to swap out props.

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Originally Posted by Cactus371

I never thought about this? I would like to know also. I guess this means I’ll just have to get a SA 550 for when we go next year to lake Powell. LOL


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Cactus, I'll never hear YOU say, "I wish I had less power" !!!!!

(Or I wish I ran less ballast, or I wish I had a smaller wave!)

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Originally Posted by z28ke

Big congrats RC!!! My wife is chomping at the bit for that kind of news and I’ve been doing my damndest to make it happen lol !!!!

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We tried for well over a year with LOTS of LOTS of practice :D. Try this next time. No shit pull your wife's legs up in the air and let that stuff go down the pipes lol. I mean like really hold her up and get ready to laugh your asses off at each other in the process. Hey it's supposed to be fun right? :D We tried everything and no lie once we tried that we were golden lol. Best of luck brother!

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I so want that green one.


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Originally Posted by trayson

Cactus, I'll never hear YOU say, "I wish I had less power" !!!!!

(Or I wish I ran less ballast, or I wish I had a smaller wave!)

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Hey I’ve been eyeing the red PWT SA 550 that Rinkers has here in Houston. But I would really love to have the green PWT one in the picture.


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