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Here's why we opt for an inboard jet drive:
Power
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Our boats are highly powered for serious work & fun
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Small outboard boats are power-restricted at the transom by both USCG Regulation and practical physics
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Inboard engine center of mass location allows for a bigger engine without the drawbacks of aft-heavy outboards
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This means quicker planing
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More power equals more control & maneuverability
Tough
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Inboard jet intake is flush welded to the boat
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Inboard jet intake impacts aren't transferred to the engine as with outboard jets
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Engine is mounted securely to substructure
Performance
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Axial flow pumps are generally preferable for efficiency over wide RPM range, preferable for durability, hook-up, multi-stage options, etc.
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Faster nozzle-controlled turning (engine remains stationary)
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Larger intake surface area is less affected by rocks & debris
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Widely available stomp grates for easily clearing debris.
Entry/Exit
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Fully open access to enter/exit the boat from the swim deck