silkeysak wrote:Training wheels are for sissies!

LOL....I remember a couple times i was training, and wish I had a pair of "wheels"!!!!!

fla.viper wrote:i saw this one and had to have it. finally a stream i dont have to work on. ive never even seen a virage in person, only pics. seller was really motovated,i dont think he knew what he had. i got her for $2500.

You suck! I wish it was mine.

GOT MY 1983 VECTOR IN APRIL.....LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT......NEVER HAD A BOAT BEFORE..... (DID NOT TELL MY WIFE FOR 2 MONTHS WHILE I FOUND A MOTOR FOR HER) SHE MOST PROBABLY NEEDS A CORE....AND IT WILL GET DONE.... THIS VINTAGE HYDROSTREAM IS JUST THE COOLEST BOAT ON THE LAKE..... YOU GUYS KNOW YOUR ST...

Thanks for the response I found one on the bass cat central site that I'm currently trying to seal the deal on but the fellow kinda slow on responding to emails if it doesn't work out I sure will look you up thanks again. [ Post made via Mobile Device ] http://www.hydrostreamforums.com/images/mobil...

I will see what I can do I am going to be in Culloden its just out of Macon [ Post made via Mobile Device ] http://www.hydrostreamforums.com/images/mobile.png I know where that is, been down there riding 4 wheelers before. Your not far from either of the dragstrips either ;) Probably about 1 hour f...

Im in georgia, right out side atlanta on the east side. I'd be glad to see someone with a stream, and show off my pride and joy.-Scott

local event, never been to it but we are gonna check it out, they have a website up if you want any more info. racing on the resevoir dot com. If anyone decides to come give me a shout, we will be there for sure. Not really related, but when I was around 14 or 15, I used to go to Panama city beach ...

#1.....be careful. People that have not driven these boats before can be dangerous. Dont go faster than your skills allow. If you have never had one, its not like driving normal boats.

As a "marine pirate" I resent that remark silkey :o LOL, but in all honesty at work our shop rate is $119 a hour so I understand where you are coming from. That and I am the only one there that knows oem isn't always the way to go. I finally got the time to upload pictures of my pump but ...

I think your onto something. I have a rude 2.6 liter that when trimmed all the way down seems to "flood" a little bit, when I trim up, it "cleans up" some. I always thought it was the float adj.....just too lazy to fix it.LOL.