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Post Havoc mud boat
Currently driving a 1851 excel with 44 sport v. Thinking about trading for 1650 havoc mst. Wondering if anyone had any experience them. .?? Pros and Con?? . Thanks in advance!


Thu Jul 02, 2015 10:05 pm
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Do you have a particular reason for dumping the excel? Havoc's are almost exactly the same as excels.

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Thu Jul 02, 2015 10:08 pm
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Just getting smaller boat. Excels been good just getting smaller to hopefully gain little speed and be easier to get around in the timber!


Fri Jul 03, 2015 7:36 am
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The havoc is a lot lighter and will cut a lot better. As for durability the jury is still out. They seem to hold up well if you drive like you have some sense. Cant just go around jumping shit for the fun of it. If you're gonna do that i would opt for the .125 upgrade. I drive one frequently and havent been able to make it slide yet.

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Fri Jul 03, 2015 7:55 am
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However they do NOT like vegitation. If you run any grass at all i would think gatorglide would be a must have.

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Post Re: Havoc mud boat
Not speaking from personal experience here, but a buddy of mine has the MST and he seems to feel that the "angle" of the step transom where it meets the hull is not shaped properly. He describes it as if he is plowing the mud in reverse. I guess instead of it going at an angle it's like trying to shove a brick through mud instead of a brick with a 45° angle on the back of it????????


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Post Re: Havoc mud boat
what speeds are you getting in the excel 1851? looking at the same setup you have. Have you made the switch yet to the Havoc


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