1990 42' Revolution w/#6's and staggered
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I'm interested in buying a 1990 Revolution with blower motors, full stagger and #6 drives. Anyone have any experience with the same or similar Cigarette?
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From: Vice City & Tavernier, FL
I am not aware of another Revolution with that set up to compare. Not sure how well that set up will run. Was the bottom worked on? Post pics of it and I'm sure someone on here will be familiar with the boat.
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o35260-en.html
Be sure to buy it right. They aren't overly popular in the US and you might own it for a while....
Be sure to buy it right. They aren't overly popular in the US and you might own it for a while....
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o35260-en.html
Be sure to buy it right. They aren't overly popular in the US and you might own it for a while....
Be sure to buy it right. They aren't overly popular in the US and you might own it for a while....
Gary
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o35260-en.html
Be sure to buy it right. They aren't overly popular in the US and you might own it for a while....
Be sure to buy it right. They aren't overly popular in the US and you might own it for a while....


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No personal experience, but I do remember hearing that they had a (perhaps) minor ride issue, maybe chine walking or porpoising, at certain speeds. I do not know if it was on Bravo boats, twins or triples, or all boats, but check into it to see if you can live with it. Again, it may be minor, but I do remember hearing something about it, perhaps even from Craig himself.




