Apache Warrior ran about 75-78 with NA'ed 750 tunnel rams on #3's and a half stagger so I guess it's plausible!

I had an 89 41 (War Party) with the side by side set up & #3's; IMO, unless you're an idiot that doesn't know how to run the thing, the #4's will last - just don't plan on runnin' 1000hp through them and expect them to last in a 5+ foot sea. As far as the full cabin with a short stagger - its likely a great combo; its all about the CG; With that said, I don't recall seeing a full stagger 41 with a full cabin - again, due to it likely moving the CG too far forward. I wouldn't be opposed to a short stagger (easier to work on than the side by side) with a cabin (if you want a cabin). If a cabin isn't of importance - go for it and do the center helm full stagger - no better combo (other than the 47.) Oh yeah, I've run both. Just my two cents worth.

This one sell yet ?

Still in the classifieds. Looks like a damn nice unit.

Tom told me he has a deposit on her.. Great rig for someone. Seen it in person 2 weeks ago!!!

Maybe he got the deposit from your lady !?!?!?!?

Hope not!!!

Mario's boat was called Heart Racer and was light Carbon Kevlar layup. It did have 502/Littlefield blowers and XR drives. Looks very similar even has the red seat stripe but you enter the cabin on Starboard not Port. Used to be in Michigan I believe. Layout very simlar to Tatonka, one of the few. It was called a 40 for some reason.

Thinking about this Apache the other day.... where has this boat been for two/three years ? What kind of condition is it in and where does it run most of the time. Loved this layout; both with partial staggered engines and cockpit. just curious.... would love to see current pictures!

Heres your pics,nice boat. http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o48146-en.html