If you get a 28ZX with scorpion motors you will be at 80 MPH bone stock...

as far as SC Jaime will steer you in the right direction.....I would say procharger if it was me....:D:D

Here is a few pics of my '03 im not sure what they changed in '02 but thought i would offer these pics to you. Btw this boat is for sale i have twin 6.2's from what i hear they do well with boost.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...fjuly07003.jpg
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...fjuly07002.jpg
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...fjuly07001.jpg

Both Procharger & whipple make good units for them. It is a matter of personal preference on that engine.. :) Jamie / Lakeside

Bingo...

Any way go the Zx's are a great boat.. If you dont like the idea of boosted engines go for the scorpions, If I didnt like boost so much I would buy a scorpion equipped boat with no problem. Just fuel em & drive em and service as usuall.. :)

There is a lot to be said for some small blocks.. :) :ernaehrung004:
:cool-smiley-027: And yes it should run around the 80mph mark with the 377's..

Jamie / Lakeside

28zx
 

I have been looking at the classifieds for 28zx's. I find some that look different than others. Mainly the top deck. Im not sure if its a year thing or not. I really like the looks of a 1999 28zx I found with a single. The deck and wind faring is differnent than some. I cant tell if the hull is different. Can anyone explain? I want to use this in the Ocean mainly off Southern CA.

Do not get a 28ZX with a single you will not be happy....

Inexpensive

Fast as hell

Reliable

pick 2

:violent-smiley-045:

How is a 28' Donzi in the rough stuff, ie, rough chop?

The zx's especially the 26 & up cut thru Like a hot knife thru butter.. :D Jamie / Lakeside