You could adjust the bolt/stop on he foot throttle for less hp.

Thanks! No it is now on Watauga lake in NE Tennessee.

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I have personally seen that Vulture. You got a SWEET boat there. Did it stay local, or here in Minnesota I should say?

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Thanks

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I wouldn't try changing setup unless there was something seriously wrong. The fastest setup is usually very close to the safest setup. Find someone in your area that is experienced and let them take you out for a drive, will probably be your best learning experience. And it's Hydro Tech, not Eco tech lol

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Will give it a try, thx.

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Read the "Allison Red Book" for how to handle a high performance V hull. While Allisons and Hydrostreams are different designs, a lot of it carries over.

Thanks! Appreciate the response. Just want to be safe.

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Thanks! Appreciate the response. Just want to be safe.

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These boats are a hand full to drive the best way to learn to drive it is seat time if the motor is werre it was at 96 leave it dont move it.. start out get it on plane and slowly get it up to speed the chine walk side to side movement goes left steer right slightly u feel it come back to center fall right steer left slightly till u figure out how to keep it in the center more trim more movement .. but once u hit the sweetspot if its like mine a 90+ has no movement hardly like butter

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