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eagledm44 01-29-2009 08:47 PM

Your wife has good taste the 288 Sunsation is a much better boat. It handles the rough second to none. Talk to the guys from Mahopac Marine they can hook you up with a great 288

SOX 01-30-2009 04:50 PM

You have an exceptional 288. I think the best I could afford is a performance series possibly with a Raylar 525. I checked our your vids. the boat looks and sounds great!

ZXXX Donzi 01-30-2009 07:03 PM


Originally Posted by SOX (Post 2789546)
You have an exceptional 288. I think the best I could afford is a performance series possibly with a Raylar 525. I checked our your vids. the boat looks and sounds great!

The last I checked the 288 with a 525 cost about $100k and runs 78. Nice looking boat though.

My ZX on the other hand, it runs well into the 90's.:food-smiley-007:

Shanghied Again 01-31-2009 03:04 PM


Originally Posted by airshares (Post 2769062)
How would this boat fair in open ocean? Would it beat me up? Is is a calm day boat in the ocean? Would love the 35 but cant afford it. Also like the Baja 30 or Sunsation 32. Anybody know what these 27ZR's are like in big water? (swells)

I am a Donzi lover.

This is my thought to you and do your homework very well before you impulse buy.
1) What boat has the better resale value in your area? Most desired.
2) Some boats that sell well on the east coast do not sell well on the west coast.
There are some boats that are really great boats like on the east coast. Superboat, Progressive, Kryptonite, that will only sell in NY.
How many Donzi's, Sunsations are in California.

The big thing is we all look to up-grade somewhere down the road and if a boat is not big seller in California you will be married to her. Just a thought to consider when choosing the right boat for yourself.

larry da outlaw 02-01-2009 09:28 PM

why not just buy my 28 zx?

eagledm44 02-02-2009 09:01 AM

i have had my 2008 288 SSR MCOB w/ 525 efi clocked on GPS at around 82 mph. This boat is one of the fastest boats under 30' with a single 525efi. The boat eats up the rough. Personally if you like the 525 raylar pay a little bit more and get the regualr merc 525, it seems to be faster. look at the videos on youtube under eagledm44 and you will see sunsation is the way to go.

ZXXX Donzi 02-02-2009 06:54 PM


Originally Posted by eagledm44 (Post 2791071)
i have had my 2008 288 SSR MCOB w/ 525 efi clocked on GPS at around 82 mph. This boat is one of the fastest boats under 30' with a single 525efi. The boat eats up the rough. Personally if you like the 525 raylar pay a little bit more and get the regualr merc 525, it seems to be faster. look at the videos on youtube under eagledm44 and you will see sunsation is the way to go.

I think it is a way to go but not necessarily the way to go. Frank's point is pretty good. I would go with a combo of what works for both you and your area. If I was stomping around a nasty bay I would consider a Pantera. If I ran in big water, I would get a twin. If I was out west I might consider other options. I live in Tn. Cumberland, Center Hill and the other lakes I frequent get kind of choppy but not big water nasty. My 26ZX will crush anything that comes my way here. And it goes a lot faster than 82. There are many ways to go depending on your path.

Its a nice looking boat. 82 is pretty good. The ZR does those types of numbers with a blue motor. Yes, I would get the blue motor. Actually I would probably opt for big power. Isn't this the Donzi section?

Fast-Truckin 02-03-2009 01:14 PM


Originally Posted by my00b16si (Post 2784475)
Yes it will be at maimi and the cabin in along the lines of a 009

Please post some pictures when you go

Donzi Andy 02-10-2009 06:47 PM

Check out the sneak peek pictures of the new 27 zr at donzimarine.com

airshares 02-10-2009 11:40 PM

Changes for 09
 
I like the addition they added in the rear seat but I didn't notice anything really different on the 09' 27ZR on the website. What are they changing?


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