HyFive578

iTrader: (3)

You're right... sorry

12meter joe

I can't imagine ever going down in size and I just have a 40'. Even just going for a few rides on friends smaller boats 33'-38' last year was a "sore" reminder. I would say go as big as your wallet, storage, and trailering capability will let you!

obnoxus

Uh.... no

flying J

Lets just throw a thousand a side at your 38 ......Im kinda curious as to what it would do

682gold

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Hell I'd be happy with 575sc's or 600's. I actually thought about going that way but it might be easier to finance a boat that already has in it or already does what you want it to do. Unless somebody is interested in giving me a great deal on some bigger power I am in somewhat of a holding pattern.

Beak Boater

Actually the speed and fix for the problems with the drive height and props is well documented with Reggie III at RF Marine as with the owner of the boat that paid for it all.

obnoxus

What was done to get a stock 525 boat to 90 mph ??

Jpzaluski

I'd have to back Beak Boater on this. I know the boat in question, and I certainly don't know if it holds true for all of the 42/525 boats but that one does run. I was running a friends '08 525 38' earlier this year on a poker run as hard as she would go, and I know it was 90-92 MPH GPS for quite some time and that 42/525 boat ran a few clicks behind us and never lost any ground. It didn't make "sense" to me either, but it does it.

kickin32

Did you have the purple Hallett on lake wylie? What power is in your 38?

dlange

90 is cooking for a 525 boat. I get 80-82 from a
04' 525 42