what're your thoughts on single vs twins in a savage?

Not sure if its a shorty or not, but be runs a 24P prop and I run a 26.

My Buddys with 500efi runs 68 -70 on gps.

I'm my humble opinion, nothing beats having twins. Besides the added security on big water, being able to control the bow while docking in rapid current (i.e. river, jetty) or in a crosswind has many benefits. Though, it can be even more entertaining to watch someone docking with twins without skills (or embarrassing). I'll take the added maintenance any day.

Yeah, I'll have to agree with fellow "28 Twins" sub-cultmember abmotorman.....although our opinion may not carry much weight, as it's quite an exclusive club.

Im running a 23 5blade hydromotive. I got a shorty with it. I think I can spin a 24 5 blade with the shorty for a couple more MPH

Same thing as with the higher HP singles and why the bottom changed. You don't need twins in that boat, but IF you are solo boater (no other boats around, maybe weekdays) or you go offshore, it's great to have twins.

Ours is a 99 with a large notch in transom and very high shaft height. Running 800+ HP turning a stock 5 blade Max 28P. Runs any time 83 gps with 4-6 people and gear. Have seen 87.7
Trying a nose cone cut down lower this year. Hope to see 90

Very cool. Any pic's or video's of this beast. love to know the mod's you've done.

I have a-2 imco lower if you want to try it out first...