natural not fake

I have 8HP on a kayak and the hydrofoil helped heaps. It stops the ass being pulled down too far as optimal engine height isn't possible. Mine is made from 5mm ally plate though.

It’s the best bod I’ve done to my boat and everyone I’ve spoken to has said the same.

I think the girl was the best coolest pilot..

I had a hydro foil It did help the boat come up on plane at the cost of making the boat go flat around turns and that sucks

Why does it say Vanguard on the side of your boat? Mine says Glastron.

Why do you have one?! Sounded like you know they’re junk. I’ve only taken them off. Never installed one. Never will.

I’d rather hit wood than rocks!

You saved my life !!!

Great fix 👍

For anyone interested on the 70 hp. Yamaha the release is on the right side not left

You got to drive a Ford truck that's a real truck

150 Johnson V6 machine

Myth of the oil if it is not wore out!

I still have my V6 2 stroke from the early 80's

2 stroke is and always will be 👑 King

I love how much effort you went through to make it all ghetto: the vice grips, the osb, the garden hose, etc. I enjoyed the video. Thanks!

Love Paul's energy - seems like a hoot!

heel goed, ik hou van creatieve oplossingen

Real mechanics don't wear bloody gloves

Coke head lol 4 strokes of them paps lol 😂😂

For me, it’s either left titty or right titty. 😂

looking at a hydrofoil for my merc 250, do you think a jackplate would also help it?

hammer down and trim up brotha 🤙🏻🤙🏻 2 stroke 4 lyfe

This chick could jack me... I would be 2 strokes....

Premium still contains ethanol unless it says ethanol free, you're getting ethanol..

I had a different type of motor boat in mind😊

I would only really recommend them for flat bottom boats really helps with trim control and staying on plane at significantly lower speeds on v hulls I haven't seen any noticeable reason to spend the money

1999 key west center consol 90 hp. yahama no bolt install years ago works great used on lake huron. big water. hydrofoils work!!!

Should she be bouncing her bottom like that? Scaring the fish.

Can't say I've ever known someone to close the engine cover that quick. Questionable.

Love the video. I have to diagnose my hard shift into reverse tomorrow. Hope it’s just as fun as yours

The outboard motor does not come with a propeller on it. Yet, we put one on.

OMC 2-strokes are still the best. Keep the faith

We used to have 1H-13328 in Calgary, wonder whatever happened to that one?

You missed a perfect opportunity in the first 10 seconds... should have said "nonstop motor boating action" 😂

I’ve got a 2025 170 Montauk, 115 Merc….I would not say it is underpowered or tough to get to plane…the bow rises like morning wood at 8-10mph, so I don’t feel I need one for plane power or time to plane….running in the Pacific Ocean, unless it is glass, I’m never at wot…honestly even getting to 25mph in the typical 2’ @ 12s is not something my wife wants to experience….all that to say I don’t feel I need performance in that sense. What I DO NEED is less roll…if I could slap a pair of pectoral fins on the hull, I would do it today. Coming out of Dana Point harbor yesterday at 3pm was not what I would call “bad”, but annoying….i’m almost certain that extra surface area on the fins of the hydrofoil will definitely settle the roll down a little. It has tp….there is more “lateral” surface area opposing the roll force of the water.

Stopped the video after you took someone (who's name you should respect) as a cuss word. Use your mother's name as a cuss word why don't you. It is the same level of disrespect.

Make up your mind Bansheeboat.. one ivideo you say hydrofoils are great and in this one they are a scam.....

2 stroke all the way

TLDNR: Stingray fin was worth installing 03 Bayliner 195 Capri with 3.0L 4 cyl. With 7 people in it, the boat was certainly no powerhouse, but got the job done. I had a decent uptick in planing ability and pulling a slolom skier out of the water. Can't say i noticed a drop in top-end speed. That was usually more to do with trim and prop choice. I did a few back and forth swaps with the (Stingray) foil and without just to prove my own point. I would say that the $100 chunk of paid was certainly worth it. Owned the boat 7 years, no lower unit damage, no noticeable problems whatsoever like the video is alluding to. Maybe it was meant to be click-bait?

This is one of the better videos I've seen explaining the differences for people new to boating.

Well, first of all you DO NOT try and get out of the hole with you engine trimmed UP!!! LOL... That's really stupid man. Always start with engine trimmed all the way DOWN and then trim up once you get on plane. Worthless video.

A hydrofoil will never decrease your top end speed, “IF” your motor is set at the correct height. If your motor is set at the correct height, your hydrofoil will not even be in the water at top speed, therefore it can’t affect the top speed. The cavitation plate should be about an inch above the water line at plane. This will also make your steering quicker, easier, and your boat will be more responsive. This is why Jack Plates are used.

doing 80 and lookin' for more gotta love her lol !!

The old OMC outboards 2 stroke will never die awesome engines. I had a 1969 Johnson 25 horsepower 2 stroke all the way

The old OMC outboards 2 stroke will never die awesome engines.

2 stroke all the way but parents are looking to buy a pontoon boat unfortunately i think they might have to sedal for a 4 stroke.

Watching because I’m about to buy a 1998 90hp for my 1975 Boston whaler montauk 17. Has a 60 which is more than enough but for the price and quality of motor I’m 90% sure I’m going to get it. Just want to make sure my transom will hold up

Well I have no issues with mine tho so some times you have issues I use 4 bolts amd love it this is your opinion tho mine doesn’t slow me down I got mine for 50 amd woth Al ass you wil have issues tho fact