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Posted 1/21/2008 8:00:40 PM


Ruby Red Lip

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I have seen a after market part on the bow of a few Cape Horns that is used to make it a drier ride. does anyone know if it works. what it is called and where to buy it at?

"keep'em hooked up Capt."

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Posted 1/22/2008 1:38:08 AM


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Not sure what it's called but I do know the guys up at the Cape Horn factory know.  One of the main guys who was working at the front desk was telling me about it when I did a tour back in the summer.  He said that it makes a big difference.  If you figure it out let me know depending on price I may be interested.

I did some searching and found this website.  I think it's what you're talking about but a little pricey.  http://www.fastrails.com/

Here is their number for Cape Horn (850) 626-2211

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Posted 1/22/2008 8:12:05 AM


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Yes it is Smart Rails. It's a spray rail. It knocks the spray down before it comes up the side of the boat. It is especially effective in boats that have no flair like a Cape Horn.





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Posted 1/22/2008 8:31:15 AM


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thanks guys. now that i know what i am looking for. anyone know how they install goes. is it something pretty easy or a pain?

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Posted 1/22/2008 11:59:58 AM


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I haven't done it yet.  I have read alot about it and talked to the guys at the smartrail business.  I also talked to a guy in Panama city who has it installed and he says it works pretty good.  Go to the company web site and there is a lot of info.  The install does not look to bad.  Also, call the people (they are kind of tough to get ahold of).  The only thing I am waiting for is the temperature to go back up.  The surface temperature of the boat must remain above 70 degrees for the glue to cure.

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Posted 1/22/2008 2:09:03 PM


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how much did the set up cost. also if you need a extra set of hands i would be willing to help you out.

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Posted 1/22/2008 3:54:38 PM


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If I remember correctly it cost $589.00.  I haven't ordered it yet.  I'm waiting for the weather to warm up.  The owner recommended I get the M-1000 because of the disappearing chine line.  It needs to be at least 3/4" from the nose back 9 ft.  I'm pretty excited about getting it, I'm just not gonna tie up the $600 until I'm about ready to do it.  I did buy a good set of rain gear in the meantime!

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Posted 1/22/2008 5:30:31 PM
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I put them on a 21 foot Cape I use to have. It was some of the best money I spent on the boat. The rails was only about $350 bucks back then. I just used the 2 piece smart rail kit along the front and started about 4 inches behind the bow eye. Installation took about 6 hours with the help of one other guy. Hope this helps.
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Posted 1/31/2008 11:39:36 AM


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Are they only for cape horns? I got an old CC sea-ox that is one of best riding boats I ever had but it will soak you to the bone .definately not a winter boat up here
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Posted 1/31/2008 2:43:00 PM


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Did you go to the website and read it?

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