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Recently attained a cig 28 ss that some of you may have passed on! I'm thinking about making it a single. I've heard of several 27' Mags that have been made singles but never a 28' cig? Anyone? What do you all think? By the way this boat doesn't have to break the sound barrier i'm thinking mid 60's to 70mph. What would it take for power? Thanks in advance for any input. Rich
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28cig is a much bigger boat than a 27mag.
go w/ stock twin sbc's if you are looking for less hassle.
Changing that to a singe will be a disaster moving stringers, filling transom and all that.
You'll need a hell of a BBC to get that boat into the upper 60s.
go w/ stock twin sbc's if you are looking for less hassle.
Changing that to a singe will be a disaster moving stringers, filling transom and all that.
You'll need a hell of a BBC to get that boat into the upper 60s.
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Storm What you say makes good sense. Maybe that's why i haven't heard of one being done. I know them to be very heavy i haven't yet weighed the boat. Does anyone have an idea how much one weighs? Another thought i just had is if anyone has any idea how many may have been built with Volvo outdrives? Thanks Rich
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Recently attained a cig 28 ss that some of you may have passed on! I'm thinking about making it a single. I've heard of several 27' Mags that have been made singles but never a 28' cig? Anyone? What do you all think? By the way this boat doesn't have to break the sound barrier i'm thinking mid 60's to 70mph. What would it take for power? Thanks in advance for any input. Rich
I'm guessing it's the all white 28 that had been bounced around to a bunch of members here? Cool boat and the price was RIGHT!
I assume that boat has small blocks. Yea, it's more money to maintain and fuel but you have the peace of mind knowing you can get home safely if a motor or drive goes. Easier to manage around the docks...Then there's the whole thing that it's less stress on two drives than one and of course the simple fact a 28' boat with twins is just bad azz!
Don't make it a single.
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Negative! Don't make a twin a single. It's usually attempted the other way around.
I'm guessing it's the all white 28 that had been bounced around to a bunch of members here? Cool boat and the price was RIGHT!
I assume that boat has small blocks. Yea, it's more money to maintain and fuel but you have the peace of mind knowing you can get home safely if a motor or drive goes. Easier to manage around the docks...Then there's the whole thing that it's less stress on two drives than one and of course the simple fact a 28' boat with twins is just bad azz!
Don't make it a single.
I'm guessing it's the all white 28 that had been bounced around to a bunch of members here? Cool boat and the price was RIGHT!
I assume that boat has small blocks. Yea, it's more money to maintain and fuel but you have the peace of mind knowing you can get home safely if a motor or drive goes. Easier to manage around the docks...Then there's the whole thing that it's less stress on two drives than one and of course the simple fact a 28' boat with twins is just bad azz!
Don't make it a single.



