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Sending them to you now. Thanks for uploading them for me.

No problem. I remember seeing the boat on SW.

Steve,
How does the handling of the new 33 compare with the old 32? Could you post a few pics of the cabin. Your boat looks awesome. The graphics are sweet.

Sweet, what hp are they and what kind of gps speed you running , with what prop, i to have a 32 and im doing my 500hps over as we speak

The 33 handles like the 37. I don't have any seat time in the 32 so I can't make a comparison.

From what Pat told me, the 33 rides better than the 32.

Rick,
The motors were originally Bulldogs. We bumped them up to 572ci and 9.6:1 compression. They dynoed at 700 hp at 6000. They were still making alittle more past 6000, but I dont want to spin them higher then 6000. As of last summer, I hit 93 mph on radar with a pair of stock 30 B1. I was actually hitting my rev limiter with the 30's. My slip is really high ( 18 % ). I tried a set of 32's, but only made it to 3800 at 72 mph before my port drive let loose. Rebuilding the drives this year and hope to try the 32's again. If I can get my slip down to 12-14%, I should be in the 100-103 mph range.

The cabin in the 33 feels bigger and taller, and yes chris's boat sounds awesome and I can imagine you would be pulled over alot up at higgins. Runs fast for sure.

Steve,
Love the layout of the cabin. Looks like there is alot more room, especially with the side by side seating. Was looking at the 37 in Miami this year and spoke to Pat about them. If the economy was not so bad, I would get a 37, but hopefully in the next few years. I did talk to Frank alittle about his orange boat.

The orange boat is sweet. One of my favorites.