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Those "dumb boats" most likely are illegal. Section 44 of the NYS
Navigation Law appears to restrict the type of operation you are complaining about. Of course having a law and enforcing that law are two different animals. Worse, I never found a significant difference in performance between the through transom setups and those that exhausted through the outdrive. If you are talking about a thoroughly tuned racing setup then, sure you will have a performance advantage with reduced exhaust pressure. But the average consumer boat? Naw - its just the "look at me" syndrome that ****es people off rather than impressing them. Good luck and good boating, Jim Doug Kanter wrote: "Greg" wrote in message ... I do agree these folks may be calling undue attention to boats. It may be just a matter of time before we are all running air pumps and catalytic converters. I brought up the subject because after being a chauffeur for my 15 yr old son and his friends for most of the day, I ran out of time to get the boat in the water. So, I meandered down to the inlet where Irondequoit Bay meets Lake Ontario. Every 30 seconds, one of these needle-dick boats came blarping through the inlet. Even at idle speed, it completely drowned out ALL other sound. I couldn't hear the guy standing 10 feet away from me, who was yelling about why these dumb boats aren't illegal. |
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