28ss with twin 300 verados?

[DRIVEN1]

How fast do you think this setup would be? I saw the test of your boat this month and thought it looked very nice. Can you get a bigger fuel tank? Also why do you split the engine gauges so far apart? It would make more sense to have the gauges grouped by function. Is the boat 28 feet plus the bracket or does it include the bracket in that 28 feet?

[Latitude Powerboats]

Driven1, I believe a pair of 300 V's should safely move this boat between 72 to 75MPH, this very conservative giving that this boat with the twin 225 V's does 63-65MPH.
As far as fuel, how much more would you need, we might have to sacrifice the head under the console, or a floor cooler, center of gravity is crucial.
You can call me any time at Latitude 305-758-BOAT (2628)

Thanks
Orlando

[DRIVEN1]

Originally Posted by Latitude Powerboats

Driven1, I believe a pair of 300 V's should safely move this boat between 72 to 75MPH, this very conservative giving that this boat with the twin 225 V's does 63-65MPH.
As far as fuel, how much more would you need, we might have to sacrifice the head under the console, or a floor cooler, center of gravity is crucial.
You can call me any time at Latitude 305-758-BOAT (2628)

Thanks
Orlando

I would like at least 200 gallons of fuel, would be fine with getting rid of the head.
How far out if I wanted one? What time is anytime? You up and about now?

[Latitude Powerboats]

Yes we can get 200gls in the 28ss.
Delivery time 12 to 14 weeks...
Thank you

[DRIVEN1]

Originally Posted by Latitude Powerboats

Yes we can get 200gls in the 28ss.
Delivery time 12 to 14 weeks...
Thank you

Do you have a demo boat if I wanted to drive down to Miami to see a 28ss in person and take a ride?
Also can you do a filler cushion up front to make the two bow seats a sunpad? Mike