36 daytona
05-11-2006, 10:26 PM
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Im looking into buying a 36 daytona and was wondering how these boats are in big water i.e. pacific ocean?Ive always owned big V and now want to go to a cat!I see alot of eliminators on the lakes(havasu,mead,mojave)but not in the ocean!Would this boat be a good choice?I know if anybody knew it would be you guys over here in the eliminator section! Thanks alot for the help and reading my post!
05-16-2006, 11:37 PM
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Re: 36 daytona
we have had a 33 and a 36 in big water off the coast of wa state and they did great. It all depends on how fast you want to go offshore. I wouldn't recommend any smaller in the ocean. How big were the v's you were running?
05-19-2006, 02:32 PM
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IMO eliminators are more for lakes and bays. they are sleek looking and FAST but in the real offshore grounds i don't think that's there waters. For that go with an MTI or Skater. This is just my002.
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05-20-2006, 10:00 PM
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YEA A MTI OR A SKATER WOULD BE GREAT, ELIMINATOR HAS DOMINATED SEVERAL PACIFIC OFFSHORE EVENTS AND A WORLD CHAMPIONCHIP TO SAY THE LEAST, 
IM NOT SAYING THAT THEY ARNT A (REAL OFFSHORE BOAT) BUT THEY HAVE PROVEN THEY CAN RUN IN BIG WATER. JUST MY 2 CENTS
IM NOT SAYING THAT THEY ARNT A (REAL OFFSHORE BOAT) BUT THEY HAVE PROVEN THEY CAN RUN IN BIG WATER. JUST MY 2 CENTS
