Sorensen Hydros

[Lights]

Whats your guys take on the Sorensen ASH and CSH? Are they competitive? I was thinking of getting some plans. Tell me what ya think.


Lights

[HydroKyle93R]

I have an ASH and I like it. It's still competitive and wins heats. Great turning boats and they handle the rough water very well. They will run good in J, Axs, A and Formula A hydro.

[Lights]

I know there are more opinions out there.

Let's here them please.

[PopPop]

tell ??

"tell" ???? Untill or "till", Let's let the world know that we are at least literate or funny.

[Lights]

Ok Ok Ok

I screwed it up. Geez

Now how about them Sorensen's?

Lights

[Bill Huson]

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Methinks the word would be "until" unless one wished to phonetically spell it a spoken in some regions and then there are two choices = till, which could be confused with the verb usage till the land, and til which is difficult to confuse with another meaning.

[Steve Johnson]

Aw Geez ,Give da poorguy a break woud ya?

Cripes, Dis guy is from up nort by me eh, Minn Speak yust don't translate dat well into type ya Know. Ain't you guys seendat Movie Fargo? Not too bad a show. A guy could do worse. Gotta go now and have a "little lunch". which is before 12:00 But after 9:30 coffee. or it could be after 12:00 but before supper or before bed.
Thanks a bunch, bye now O.K.?
Sven

[Lights]

How about this one

I sent some steal out to Joe to polish. Is Joe Polish. What a ^%$@ up language. There both spelled the same and they have two different meanings. Oh for give me I'm not perfect.

Can we talk boats now?

[Bill Huson]

Reef the mainsail, matey!

Nautical enough? English is a fun language, so many variations in accent, enunciation, and regional expressions.

[Sean Augustine]

Sorensen CSH

I think Buddy Winemiller ran a Sorensen kit (right Bill huson?).

Anyhow, it was driven by Steve Bates, Ian A. and Dave A. Sr. after Buddy - they all liked it - and it was very competitive.

Sean

[Bill Huson]

Yes, Buddy had a Sorensen kit C hydro

Buddy carried the piecey-parts over to my garage and we framed it up and slapped the sheet wood on. The fit of all the parts was very good, and the instructions as well. Toughest part was making sure the two-piece (for shipping) stringer girders were lined up. The parts had a referance line scribed on them so all you needed was a really long straightedge or tight string line.

The boat was quick and could turn. I seem to recall Ian was running second at the Nationals when the Yamato blew a head gasket - bummer.

[niesenracing]

just built 2 new sorensen csh one for csh osy and 20 and the other for antique c both boats are competitive just need to work on setups boats turn like a dream

[C Stock Racer]

Sorensen Hydro

I have an older csh, osy400 and it's a great boat and with a 302 it still runs with the best of them. It turns good and handles the rough water. If you have never built a boat I would suggest one of his kits. It would be money well spent and save alot of time and work. His newest version I have seen has a stepped bottom. George Scott 110C