Tuning series, modifying the sponsons on the Ace

After talk with a couple people in the club on Saturday during racing. The helpful tips of modifying the sponsons.  increasing the non- trip, adding a step angle on the front nose.
To help with cornering of the boat reducing spouts and better performance
Testing modifications improvements Crash after reviewing multiple times looks like the boat hit something. I swear I’m gonna blame it on a turtle lol. Turtles fault 
 recovery attempt as well to
Tinker, test, tune. Tills it’s right. Boat gang 

[@mitchdillard1984]

Love the videos man! I still have my Ace Hardware in 1:10 scale. It's kind of retired after a few racing seasons in Classic Thunder. I think the tinkering and adjusting is my favorite part of the hobby too. I'm running a 94 T-Plus 2-wing boat I built this year and have done a bunch of changes to try and getting it to ride like I want. The hobby is so much more fun sharing and learning with others. Still having a ton of fun after 30 years building and racing. Way to keep the torch burning! Been friends with Jim Bickford for years and would love to come to a PSFEMBC race when time and schedule permits. Til then, I'll keep following your videos.

[@ModifiedRC0877]

Good tips. Racing is one big learning experiment.

[@RogallaMarineRC]

Very sweet boat!

[@hippywildchildracing]

You are running counter clockwise all my race boats we all run clockwise

[@boatwerks]

Really enjoy your videos. Thank you what brand of kit it he boat Ml boatworks?

[@mad_lizard]

Thank you for the feed back. Here is the link to the ml boat works kit. mlboatworksrc.com/shop-our-products/ols/products/1-slash-10th-scale-newton-171-slash-mhr-9299-and-more-kit