Need help from my brother powerplay owners
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Here's my 2 cents I have been in both. It comes down to MONEY if you got the budget the 38 Cigarette is nice and will have a lot more cock pit room and amities but it will take a lot more HP to get the speeds of the 33 PP and along with the more HP comes , engine and drive problems, fuel costs, larger trailer, large tow vehicle, larger dock space and so on. Also remember the the World Champion boats your talking about were layed up for racing, lighter, beefed up bracing under bow deck. Make yourself happy Get the boat YOUR dreaming of you only live once!!!!!!!!
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It was in June or July last year. I have pic but can't post them here my membership has run out.
check out this thread
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/p...erplays-3.html
check out this thread
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/p...erplays-3.html
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Hey Goin' Nuts - Ask this same question in the General Discussion forum so that you can get some unbiased opinions.
I have never ridden in a PP but I can promise that a 33 PP doesn't ride as well as a Top Gun, and anyone that tries to argue that has lost their mind.....
I have never ridden in a PP but I can promise that a 33 PP doesn't ride as well as a Top Gun, and anyone that tries to argue that has lost their mind.....
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I have been fortunate enough to spend a lot of time in various types of performance boats. We have two powerplay's: 28' and 38'.
A 33' powerplay will keep up with most boats that are bigger than its size. Definitely not a 38' top gun, but it will hold its own. Thats what they are known for. Big water, high quality custom v hulls.
Dont knock them until you have ridden in one and got up close. I think you will be surprised!
A 33' powerplay will keep up with most boats that are bigger than its size. Definitely not a 38' top gun, but it will hold its own. Thats what they are known for. Big water, high quality custom v hulls.
Dont knock them until you have ridden in one and got up close. I think you will be surprised!
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I have been fortunate enough to spend a lot of time in various types of performance boats. We have two powerplay's: 28' and 38'.
A 33' powerplay will keep up with most boats that are bigger than its size. Definitely not a 38' top gun, but it will hold its own. Thats what they are known for. Big water, high quality custom v hulls.
Dont knock them until you have ridden in one and got up close. I think you will be surprised!
A 33' powerplay will keep up with most boats that are bigger than its size. Definitely not a 38' top gun, but it will hold its own. Thats what they are known for. Big water, high quality custom v hulls.
Dont knock them until you have ridden in one and got up close. I think you will be surprised!
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I have been fortunate enough to spend a lot of time in various types of performance boats. We have two powerplay's: 28' and 38'.
A 33' powerplay will keep up with most boats that are bigger than its size. Definitely not a 38' top gun, but it will hold its own. Thats what they are known for. Big water, high quality custom v hulls.
Dont knock them until you have ridden in one and got up close. I think you will be surprised!
A 33' powerplay will keep up with most boats that are bigger than its size. Definitely not a 38' top gun, but it will hold its own. Thats what they are known for. Big water, high quality custom v hulls.
Dont knock them until you have ridden in one and got up close. I think you will be surprised!
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The first test run with the big motors , not dialed in yet . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMs-iePsKwY
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I happen to have a soft spot for the lines of a 33'. There isnt a better looking or riding 33 in the market imho.
Last edited by cowisl; 06-01-2009 at 11:35 AM.