'33zx 500hp-how fast???
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I see consistent 85-87 mph on GPS in my 33 Daytona with stock 575sci's and Hydro P5-30's (stock). 83 mph with Bravo 1 32". I would expect you would see 75-80 depending upon the prop setup. love the boat, great combination of performance and comfort.
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A non Daytona could flirt with 80 under the right conditions, a Daytona could see a bit over 80 in the right conditions..
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Thanks for the input guys....horny Daytona mic....
What are these things like out of the hole accelerating???
The daytona has a lighter kevlar hull I presume?
thankx
mike
What are these things like out of the hole accelerating???
The daytona has a lighter kevlar hull I presume?
thankx
mike
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The daytona's are lighter & are composite hulls Kevlar composite). The non daytona's are all heavier & polyester/fiberglass layup. Jamie
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thanks verbi.
it's a heavy boat, which is one of the reason's it handles the rough so well. so far, i've had the best all around perf. with 5 blades. the 32" bravo's (32" bravo's may vary) blowout bad out of the hole, you have to baby it up. the P5's come out like a ski boat with minimal aeration. i saw about a 5mph faster cruise speed with the P5's and 4-5 easy mph faster top-end due to having more bite (more blade surface and less prop slip). i believe my owner's manual says the daytona weighs either 600 or 800 lb's less. i'd have to dig it up to be exact.
it's a heavy boat, which is one of the reason's it handles the rough so well. so far, i've had the best all around perf. with 5 blades. the 32" bravo's (32" bravo's may vary) blowout bad out of the hole, you have to baby it up. the P5's come out like a ski boat with minimal aeration. i saw about a 5mph faster cruise speed with the P5's and 4-5 easy mph faster top-end due to having more bite (more blade surface and less prop slip). i believe my owner's manual says the daytona weighs either 600 or 800 lb's less. i'd have to dig it up to be exact.