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Old 07-02-2008, 09:18 PM
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Researching the 32 SSR I came across the Adrenaline 30V. I've heard great things about Sunsation. Since I'm posting on this thread you know which way I'm leaning, but has anyone heard anything particular about the Adrenaline.
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I've never seen either up close, but I've heard the fit and finish of the Adreniline is top notch. They are full cap, and pretty blinged. I think they run pretty fast and can handle the rough. I'm assuming you saw the claims in the Adreniline section of running 90 in 6'ers? I'm sure that's far fetched but they appearantly will handle some seas for their size.

There's a place on the west coast trying to "give away" two of them. Like $160 with 700 and NXT and 180 with twin 525's, they run 92 and 97 respectively, and both are absolutely beautiful.

http://www.performanceboats.com/html...ad.php?t=11075

They seem like awesome deals compared to their MSRP.

I don't know the pricing on the SSR's, but they probably are a bit heavier on the amenities, and are bad ass as well. I don't know their speeds, but I think they're pretty efficient. From what I gather Sunsation's customer service will not be topped.

I'm sure there are people more qualified to answer this that have hopefully been in both. I don't think you could possibly go wrong with either.

For the money I LOVE the Adreneline with the 700 and NXT. I'd think it's pretty economical speed with the single and big drive.
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Looks like the Adreniline is a sit down boat. Never seen one in person but the pic's are sharp. I personally would never want a sit down 30' boat however. The Sunsation looks as if it would be a much roomier boat and the SSR is about as blinged as you'll find anywhere. Nice to be able to have such awesome choices!
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We have had the Adrenaline boat come to our Fun Run twice now but it had twin engines and I think he was seeing triple digits. He was very fast! I never stepped in the boat but it's an eye catcher. The builder is who brought it, good guy but can't remeber his name.

Sunsation, well, fantastic boat and company. You have support like you wouldn't believe. With the right paint job it's an eye catcher too. I wouldn't get to caught up in "Sit Down" vs "Stand Up" because you can, and will, do both in the Sunsation. As for speed, if that is your thing, the Sunsation equally powered is at or above all boats in it's class.

Good luck with your purchase.
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I've been on both.
Sunsation 32 at the NYC show. Cant remember if it was the SSR or not. Very roomy and nice cabin. Fit and finish was nice. More of a production boat (especially vs the Adrenaline).

Adrenaline is more of a mini OL GTX.(or gladiator)
Fit and finish is excellent, as custom as it gets. Very low volume builder. Not much of a cabin, especially compared to the sunsation 32.

Depends on what you'll be doing w/ the boat.
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I believe there was an 07 32SS where I bought my boat with 525's in it. They show the GPS tatletale at 95. They were asking 180K I believe. They also had a new one I believe in the low 200's. As they say, make an offer, all they can do is say no!

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Did the 32 in NYC look like this one????

This is the 2008 32 SSR with Twin 496 MAG HO's running in the low 80's. These engines have not been registered and can be upgraded to whatever size you would like


I am having a problem uploading pictures but here is a ink to the OSO Classifieds.
http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o23516-en.html
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I've been on both.
Sunsation 32 at the NYC show. Cant remember if it was the SSR or not. Very roomy and nice cabin. Fit and finish was nice. More of a production boat (especially vs the Adrenaline).

Adrenaline is more of a mini OL GTX.(or gladiator)
Fit and finish is excellent, as custom as it gets. Very low volume builder. Not much of a cabin, especially compared to the sunsation 32.

Depends on what you'll be doing w/ the boat.
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In all the photos of the Adrenaline in the water, the bow of the boat always looks like it's to far up in the air..
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Originally Posted by Stormrider
I've been on both.
Sunsation 32 at the NYC show. Cant remember if it was the SSR or not. Very roomy and nice cabin. Fit and finish was nice. More of a production boat (especially vs the Adrenaline).

Adrenaline is more of a mini OL GTX.(or gladiator)
Fit and finish is excellent, as custom as it gets. Very low volume builder. Not much of a cabin, especially compared to the sunsation 32.

Depends on what you'll be doing w/ the boat.


my thoughts are the same...
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I have a single engine V30 and a twin engine V30 with all the options ready to go for some smoking deals. If your interested in an Adrenaline feel free to contact me and I will answer any questions for you.

Thanks John
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