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Just wanted to see what other fixes you guys have (other than Ultimas) for your need for speed.
This is one of mine.... its called a Zapcat... 150kg inflatable cat with a 50hp outboard with race prop. It'll do 60mph with the 50hp and as you can see form the video's, it'll stand on end when you gun it. I've driven one with an 80hp and it is insane...
I live in a village by the sea in Hong Kong and the guy that sells them (in the photo below) lives a few doors up, so there's about 15 of them in our village. Took a 1/2 day off yesterday and 4 of us went out in the surf jumping waves and yahooin'... my back is killing me today...
[url]www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ayxqvTwDjM[/url]
[url]www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO4VZHFRHNg&mode=related&search=[/url]

This is one of mine.... its called a Zapcat... 150kg inflatable cat with a 50hp outboard with race prop. It'll do 60mph with the 50hp and as you can see form the video's, it'll stand on end when you gun it. I've driven one with an 80hp and it is insane...
I live in a village by the sea in Hong Kong and the guy that sells them (in the photo below) lives a few doors up, so there's about 15 of them in our village. Took a 1/2 day off yesterday and 4 of us went out in the surf jumping waves and yahooin'... my back is killing me today...
[url]www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ayxqvTwDjM[/url]
[url]www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO4VZHFRHNg&mode=related&search=[/url]

For me,owning an Ultima is an escape, a one off, a release if you like (not to mention the realisation of an automotive dream that has been nagging for neigh on to twenty odd years now!). In everyday life I am a normal hum drum run of the mill kind of guy with little interest in doing much else other than spending time with my family and working, which incidentally, I enjoy immensely. Don't know if I am a boring SOG or one lucky individual but I am very happy and content.
Just got back from 10 days in Koh Samui, an island off Thailand
Stayed at a mates place down there, an awesome villa on the beach. I sent my old Zapcat down there, here's a short video of me enjoying the tranquility of Samui in the Zapcat.
In the video I'm sitting right back and playing the throttle to keep it like that - they usually sit flat in the water at high speed.
.. oh... they cost about GBP5K new here in Hong Kong and being a 50hp are extremely cheap to run.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co3ggEniQ-U
Stayed at a mates place down there, an awesome villa on the beach. I sent my old Zapcat down there, here's a short video of me enjoying the tranquility of Samui in the Zapcat.
In the video I'm sitting right back and playing the throttle to keep it like that - they usually sit flat in the water at high speed.
.. oh... they cost about GBP5K new here in Hong Kong and being a 50hp are extremely cheap to run.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co3ggEniQ-U
Motocross on dirt is a blast. Flying is my other vice.
Point a Cessna 152 directly at the ground from about 3,000' AGL over the approach-end of the runway. You and your passenger push and hold the doors open with your feet slowing the plane to about 60 mph looking straight at the ground. Swoop to level in the last 300' on approach to landing. WoooHooo!
After the Ultima is on the road, here's the next home-built project:
Climb at 2,600 feet per minute, 220 MPH top speed, take off in 250 feet of ground roll, all on 200 HP.


Point a Cessna 152 directly at the ground from about 3,000' AGL over the approach-end of the runway. You and your passenger push and hold the doors open with your feet slowing the plane to about 60 mph looking straight at the ground. Swoop to level in the last 300' on approach to landing. WoooHooo!
After the Ultima is on the road, here's the next home-built project:
Climb at 2,600 feet per minute, 220 MPH top speed, take off in 250 feet of ground roll, all on 200 HP.


Builder said:
Point a Cessna 152 directly at the ground from about 3,000' AGL over the approach-end of the runway. You and your passenger push and hold the doors open with your feet slowing the plane to about 60 mph looking straight at the ground. Swoop to level in the last 300' on approach to landing. WoooHooo!
Are you crazy!!!!!Where does your passenger sit?
you would not want me as a passenger!!!Steve_D said:
Builder said:
.....After the Ultima is on the road, here's the next home-built project:....
Can you get an LS7 in that?Steve
ultimad said:
Anyone thought of building their own helicopter ? I've been toying with the idea after having had my first lesson which felt akin to a roller coaster ride.
That guy on Sky built his own helicopter, Mark Evans, was quite interesting.........Gassing Station | Ultima | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



..... But I like that 


