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** Gladiator Chine Walk **
On my search for a Gladiator I heard that the staggered chine walk above 90MPH and the side by side are more steady.
You guys who have run the Gladiator, do you experience this and potential issue? Seems most of the Glads out there that I am looking at are staggered but just herd this this morning and curious of your input Thanks and I appreciate all the info and help so far |
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gets attention and stands out from others
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I have had (2) staggered Gladiators and driven a side-by-side Gladiator and have not noticed any issues above 90. I pay very close attention to my trim levels when running hard and it is definetly a driver's boat that handles the chop and slop very well.
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Originally Posted by ktron
(Post 4236152)
I have had (2) staggered Gladiators and driven a side-by-side Gladiator and have not noticed any issues above 90. I pay very close attention to my trim levels when running hard and it is definetly a driver's boat that handles the chop and slop very well.
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Originally Posted by ktron
(Post 4236152)
I have had (2) staggered Gladiators and driven a side-by-side Gladiator and have not noticed any issues above 90. I pay very close attention to my trim levels when running hard and it is definetly a driver's boat that handles the chop and slop very well.
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