14' Jon Boat Mega Bass

my 14' bass boat now equiped to enter a local marine stereo contest. 100watt 4x25 kenwood CD receiver, 12" 250watt sub/amp combo. 9.9hp 1976 johnson seahorse outboard. top speed - 32mph

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[firelitestudios]

my analog speedo was wrong, i gpsd it last fall and it was 21.8mph without the extras. either way, it will only do 65 on the trailer now, the subs shook a bunch of rivets loose so its a soup strainer at the moment. i now have a 24' tri toon with a 60hp evinrude that ive gpsd at 24mph. oh and um a 4500 watt rms kenwood stereo, 6x 6x9s 4x 12" subs, 2x 10" woofers, and 2x 8" tube subs. my neigbors wont let me use my stereo inside the no wake zone.

[Menno184]

a bit gay

[youfuckingretards]

This guy is the president of the Redneck Yacht Club

[melvinvswaldo]

@Menno184  Alot gay.

[LPstudioPP]

At least he's reppin' ZZ

[mariner10rpr]

does it plane

[jmbowe]

What good is a fishing boat that scares fish away with the noise it makes?

[kooz6]

sure niice setup and sound, but your boat looks like hell:) get a system

[fishinhunter12391]

The subs pretty sweet but i have to agree with everyone else. The only way that boats going to do 32mph is when its being pulled behind the truck. Id give it 17-20mph. Because my 14' with a 6hp only goes 10-11mph on plane using a gps with just me in it and 8mph with 2 people in it on plane.

[raplamaster03]

that was alsome I want to do that to mine

[RyanRiopel]

hahahaha @ the rivets.

How do you power an amp and stereo with a 9.9?