Thanks so much! Would love to see you out there when you do! There's a new show coming up April 23-25 at the Needles Marina Resort. Check it out and maybe we'll see you there! facebook.com/events/455235912052344/
@@FastLoudPhotography haha. Yeah we have friends that live out in Cyprus and they bitch all the time about it. I filled up yesterday for 289 for 91 octane non ethanol fuel haha.
The way V-Drives work puts the engine in backwards and close to the transom. I didn't see any boats setup like that? I'm confused.. Those boats are awesome though!! Just hearing those engines I can smell the race fuel in my head!
Yes, the engine is at the stern of the boat and a drive shaft goes to to the v-drive transmission which sits between the front seats. That v-drive transfers the power to the prob shaft which extends to the prop at the stern of the boat, running through the transom, held in place by a bearing housing which is water tight. If you draw a line from the engine down the drive shaft to the transmission and back down the prop shat, it makes a “V” shape, hence the name.
I'm no boat expert, but, I know HP when I hear it! I think an old PT Boat with modern power and all the extra weight off, would be cool. The PT-73! LOL
Thank you, Sharon! The only magazines we have specific to these kinds of boats are Speedboat Magazine (speedboat.com) and River Whips Magazine (riverwhipsmag.com). But even then, neither are exclusive to this style of boat. But I'm glad to hear that you enjoy them as much as we do! Thanks for watching!
At 14:10 you can see them open fully, but ours in the shade, then again at 14:46 you can clearly see them disappear as they go flat...in the sunlight. Kind of an unusual comment because you can clearly hear every boat go wot..wide open throttle..on their runs. And every time at wot, those butterflies will be fully open. So you don't have to see them, you can hear them. I don't understand who would thumbs up this comment either..must be more newbs who are unaware that they're fully open when at wot.
Most of these are blown alcohol engines. They burn super clean and super cool. In fact, the air intake freezes over from condensation after running for a few minutes.
on my flat the water intake is made into tha prop shaft strut @ tha prop so for tha most part its at least at tha surface or below , otherwise like tha comment above it will burn up an impeller quickly 😎
Great question! One is just by the nature of the boats design with the very low freeboard area (side height). But also because these boats were designed for drag racing so they are made to let the driver get ejected away from the hull without getting caught up in the wreckage at over 100mph. If you do a search for drag boat crashes, you should be able to find images of these boats flying in the air while the driver is skimming across the water. When they land back in the water they usually disintegrate, and you definitely don’t want to be in it when that happens. Crazy, huh? That’s why I remain “just the photographer”. 😉
Happy Easter guys wear your mask , we all need to stay alive ,and the only way to do that is wear your mask, nice boat and run, I never seen the butterfly’s all the way open, probably would flip the boat right, how much HP, is it, thanks guys wear your mask stay away from others, a stay alive, thanks BigAl California.
Thanks for the video!!! I haven't put my boat in the water for almost 17ish year's 😢😭.....from Wyoming USA 🔫🤠🇺🇸p.s stay safe and healthy everybody GOD BLESS OUR COUNTRY AND stop this foolishness ❤
Did you say “no go?” Wow you are truly truly ignorant. Learn about these awesome boats. What you learn will truly impress you. If not keep enjoying your 17’ bayliner
Follow me on Instagram for more pics and video: instagram.com/fastloudphotography/
6:15 lighting the candle with all that gorgeous paint and glassy water ahead of you and all that engine behind you. Magical.
Haha. Thanks for watching!
My father has a 1958 Biesemeyer with a small block Chevy. This meet up looks like a lot of fun.
Awesome work Erick, and a great day! Looking forward to part 2
Daren Van Ryte thanks Daren!! It was!
So much cooler than jet drives, and faster.
The day has finally came. Been waiting for this one
Colin Farrens haha. Sorry for the delay. Had other events to shoot and paying work to do. 😜
The opening shot was great. Glass water and a fast boat was captured so well. Nice work!
Hey, thank you! Nice to get an actual compliment for once, in this world full of critics. Thanks for watching!
Another great video, I'm hoping to get out to one of these flatbottom events and get in the video. Maybe needles boat run
Thanks so much! Would love to see you out there when you do! There's a new show coming up April 23-25 at the Needles Marina Resort. Check it out and maybe we'll see you there!
facebook.com/events/455235912052344/
@@FastLoudPhotography Thank you very much!
Danm new years day!? Cant do that in Oklahoma lol. Thats bad ass. Keep the videos coming gets me pumped for lake season in may hahaha
Jeff Bryner haha! Yeah, we’re pretty lucky that way. Now if we could just do something about our $4 gas!
@@FastLoudPhotography haha. Yeah we have friends that live out in Cyprus and they bitch all the time about it. I filled up yesterday for 289 for 91 octane non ethanol fuel haha.
I love those boats...I got to watch this again...thanks for the show !
Gadamn California kids,
in northern ontario this is basically unheard of....it's awesome though, the water looked so smooth on that first takeoff
Haha. Yeah, we’re lucky in that respect. But for what it’s worth, we got blown out last year with 30mph winds. Thanks for watching!
Big thanks to Wade and his crew for always hosting such a fun event!
I see you stopped with the music over motors crap! YAY bro this is some nice work.
@anonymous I cover events in Florida, but none with V-drives like this. Mostly offshore racing and poker runs.
WORKS OF SCIENTIFIC ART...at 100plus on water... thank you
Love the boats thanks for sharing
B K model cars thanks!! Appreciate the feedback!
The way V-Drives work puts the engine in backwards and close to the transom. I didn't see any boats setup like that? I'm confused..
Those boats are awesome though!! Just hearing those engines I can smell the race fuel in my head!
Yes, the engine is at the stern of the boat and a drive shaft goes to to the v-drive transmission which sits between the front seats. That v-drive transfers the power to the prob shaft which extends to the prop at the stern of the boat, running through the transom, held in place by a bearing housing which is water tight. If you draw a line from the engine down the drive shaft to the transmission and back down the prop shat, it makes a “V” shape, hence the name.
I was just wondering if the hat sunglasses, flannel, jeans and black work boots is a mandatory dress code?(asking for a friend)
So-cal
Thanks sir love them bad boy boats and great video
Thanks for watching!
Nearly creamed my jeans watching this, Bravo!
Haha. Glad you liked! Thanks!!
Just love ❤️ the Beismeyer Flat Bottom
Well edited, pleasant to watch. I'll def be subscribing for more like this!
Hey, that’s awesome! Thanks so much!
omg ID SO LOVE TO BE THERE, WHAT A DAY FOR THE GEARHEADS, YOU YANKS SURE KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN,
777 now this Canyon is super sweet ride🌸
Agreed!
I'm no boat expert, but, I know HP when I hear it! I think an old PT Boat with modern power and all the extra weight off, would be cool. The PT-73! LOL
I think a PT boat with three Allison V-1710's is enough power, it's the venue needed being the Pacific! They are 80 feet long!
Hi def video much appreciated.
I love them
Do you have magazines and names of them in the us based on these boats and others ?
Zero magazines here in Australia 🇦🇺
Can’t wait for part 2
Thank you, Sharon! The only magazines we have specific to these kinds of boats are Speedboat Magazine (speedboat.com) and River Whips Magazine (riverwhipsmag.com). But even then, neither are exclusive to this style of boat. But I'm glad to hear that you enjoy them as much as we do! Thanks for watching!
Fast Loud Photography thank you ! The boats are awesome I will check out the ones you listed
So glad for your efforts to present the videos
My pleasure. Thank you for your support! 🙏🏻
EPIC!
How do that dyno a race boat engine? Is there a coupler that attaches to the drive shaft?
So tuff!!!
Wish too see. When is the next rime ?
Every New Year’s Day!
Not once did I see the butterfly’s open 100%.......
At 14:10 you can see them open fully, but ours in the shade, then again at 14:46 you can clearly see them disappear as they go flat...in the sunlight. Kind of an unusual comment because you can clearly hear every boat go wot..wide open throttle..on their runs. And every time at wot, those butterflies will be fully open. So you don't have to see them, you can hear them. I don't understand who would thumbs up this comment either..must be more newbs who are unaware that they're fully open when at wot.
Lol 2020’s going to be a great year! Need to edit that one!
how do they run them out of water for that long
Most of these are blown alcohol engines. They burn super clean and super cool. In fact, the air intake freezes over from condensation after running for a few minutes.
They burn up impellers and carry extra. Lol
@@jbaker8871 Impeller? lol. They're V-drives.
on my flat the water intake is made into tha prop shaft strut @ tha prop so for tha most part its at least at tha surface or below , otherwise like tha comment above it will burn up an impeller quickly 😎
Why are the seats set so high in this class of boats?
Great question! One is just by the nature of the boats design with the very low freeboard area (side height). But also because these boats were designed for drag racing so they are made to let the driver get ejected away from the hull without getting caught up in the wreckage at over 100mph. If you do a search for drag boat crashes, you should be able to find images of these boats flying in the air while the driver is skimming across the water. When they land back in the water they usually disintegrate, and you definitely don’t want to be in it when that happens. Crazy, huh? That’s why I remain “just the photographer”. 😉
Back to Lake Smell somemore,,,,,
This is up where you where living up north
Where is Lance stump
Don't you have COVID-19 over there?
Lol. Yes, but this was January 1st. Before COVID.
Mick Carson f/-\99o7
Happy Easter guys wear your mask , we all need to stay alive ,and the only way to do that is wear your mask, nice boat and run, I never seen the butterfly’s all the way open, probably would flip the boat right, how much HP, is it, thanks guys wear your mask stay away from others, a stay alive, thanks BigAl California.
-_-
Thanks for the video!!! I haven't put my boat in the water for almost 17ish year's 😢😭.....from Wyoming USA 🔫🤠🇺🇸p.s stay safe and healthy everybody GOD BLESS OUR COUNTRY AND stop this foolishness ❤
These fellas are a little light in loud pedal let alone the loafers....
Smell Sumore.
faster
These things are a peace of crap all show no go God forbit if you get a ripple
No go? 100+ mph in a few seconds. Move along.
Did you say “no go?” Wow you are truly truly ignorant. Learn about these awesome boats. What you learn will truly impress you.
If not keep enjoying your 17’ bayliner
Run the damn things across the lake instead of for 350 yards.....
theodore Dow-man well professional dragboat racers race 1000 feet. That’s appx 350 yards.
@@jonstout74 how stupid..