“Mini Maltese Magnum Missile” TU-9 Tunnel Hull Speed Testing – “Dialed in at Lake X!”

October 14th, 2011 | admin | How To Win At Sports Betting

Round 2 of speed testing in my boat! Its pretty much in its final form minus the hatch cover and the new gas tank (fuel pump setup as opposed to pressure tank so I can fit the cover on). Was a fun project to build and even more fun to drive!

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7 Responses to ““Mini Maltese Magnum Missile” TU-9 Tunnel Hull Speed Testing – “Dialed in at Lake X!””

  1. classicoutboards Says:

    Very cool, great job!!

  2. 007Aquamann Says:

    Great! how many hp?

  3. jwandhistools Says:

    That just looks like a ton of fun to drive.

  4. MovieMakerKeith Says:

    @jwandhistools its a blast!!! It didn’t turn too deep in this video, but the way its setup now you can cut a turn at full throttle and it feels like you are on rails

  5. jwandhistools Says:

    @MovieMakerKeith I looked at the build vid. Looks like it took some real skill to make that thing. Were there plans for this, or did you just wing it? I want to build bucket seats for my jet, but don’t know where to start.

  6. jwandhistools Says:

    @MovieMakerKeith Oh wait, I just looked again and saw where you got the plans from. Looks like a good deal. Wonder if he has plans for bucket seats? hehe..

  7. MovieMakerKeith Says:

    @jwandhistools haha that would be nice. My dad and I mounted a seat from a fishing boat onto a board that can be locked in or removed from my boat. Faster and more nimble without it but very comfortable! You can buy a kit with all the pieces pre-cut and plans, however my woodworking teacher made me trace out all the pieces and make them myself. Challenging but very fun to build!

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