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2KOOLPerformance

05-20-2011 04:38 PM

was looking for a 29-30' outlaw, glad we held out for the 32' Fever hearing these top speeds. 70mph or a little over for twins seems very unimpressive

JasonSmith

05-20-2011 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 2KOOLPerformance (Post 3408492)

was looking for a 29-30' outlaw, glad we held out for the 32' Fever hearing these top speeds. 70mph or a little over for twins seems very unimpressive

A 32 Fever is a 27' boat. :lolhit:

2KOOLPerformance

05-20-2011 04:50 PM

do you mean because 5' of the arse on a 32' Fever is submersed underwater? L! ...in that case ya, you win Jason L!

cheers

jmeng

05-20-2011 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by EVLZ06 (Post 3408152)

I have searched around and was curious on what speeds other 29 Outlaws are running with 496 Mags?

Best I have seen is 70.7 on gps. That was cool weather, light load but flat water and all over the limiters. Can hit 68-69 anytime, any load and can usually get 70. Props are stock 26" Bravo's that need to be balance. I think with some prop work, decent chop, light load, etc I could get 72. Great boat though, rides good, and will cruise 50+ all day.

jmeng

05-20-2011 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by 2KOOLPerformance (Post 3408492)

was looking for a 29-30' outlaw, glad we held out for the 32' Fever hearing these top speeds. 70mph or a little over for twins seems very unimpressive

Before I bought my boat I had a purchase agreement on a 32 Fountain. It fell through and I haven't regretted it. Another 5-7 mph on top would have been nice but for the way I boat I'm happier with the extra cockpit room, cup holders, swim ladder, etc. I love Fountains but am happy with my boat.

JasonSmith

05-20-2011 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by 2KOOLPerformance (Post 3408498)

do you mean because 5' of the arse on a 32' Fever is submersed underwater? L! ...in that case ya, you win Jason L!

cheers

Well 3 foot out back and 2 foot up front for the beak. :drink::drink:

XT-Innovator

05-20-2011 05:05 PM

I had a boating buddy with a 32, and when he rafted to my 29ol I could not help but notice how much bigger my boat was.

Many times when we headed-out on Lake Erie when it was rough, he would not go.

JaayTeee

05-20-2011 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by XT-Innovator (Post 3408477)

Here is a better story yet!

When the salesman selling us speedometers told me that brand "x" speedo's were calibrated different than the rest of the marine industry? Anybody care to guess who would do that! This was before GPS was common.

My gaffrigs were fairly accurate up to 60, then they
would get a little happy.

The faria's.....they were ALOT happy

AJ POWERPLAY

05-20-2011 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by JasonSmith (Post 3408507)

Well 3 foot out back and 2 foot up front for the beak. :drink::drink:

I'd say the 32 fever is closer to 28-28.5' ...2' for the beak seems like a lot. They are sweet boats no doubt

JasonSmith

05-20-2011 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ajfisher (Post 3408517)

I'd say the 32 fever is closer to 28-28.5' ...2' for the beak seems like a lot. They are sweet boats no doubt

Yea, 2 foot is generous. 1'11.5" is closer.:drink:

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