28 TD Single
#1
I am considering buying a 28 TD single engine blower motor Eliminator. Everything I have read from this chat site has frowned upon this setup. I respect experiences and insight. If this boat is just not right, well so be it. However, if our goal is to have a cat that will run 80mph, have room for family and friends, be reliable, and cost around 70K, would this boat be an option?
#2
Originally Posted by RJBBC
I am considering buying a 28 TD single engine blower motor Eliminator. Everything I have read from this chat site has frowned upon this setup. I respect experiences and insight. If this boat is just not right, well so be it. However, if our goal is to have a cat that will run 80mph, have room for family and friends, be reliable, and cost around 70K, would this boat be an option?
#4
Originally Posted by gsmith9898
I may be selling my 26 daytona in the near future to upgrade to 33 daytona. If your interested.
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From: LITCHFIELD,IL.
JUST LEFT WWW.GRUNINGERSINC.COM THEY HAVE A 27 AND A 33 ON ORDER I THINK THEY HAVE SOME LEFTOVER 575'S CHECKEM OUT ALSO 36 CONVERTIBLE
#6
Originally Posted by RJBBC
Maybe interested. I believe I read post from you that you had planing problems with this boat. 1.36 drive ratio, was that the problem? Did you change prop pitch or is that just a characteristic of this setup?
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From: Fife washingtont
the 26 has more room in the cockpit then the 28 or 27 daytonas. Not as much freeboard as the 28 though.The 26 is alot more single engin friendly. we have 3 26' daytona's in stock,2 28's and 3 27's. starting at 70k.
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From: abell md
I have a 02 26ft daytona with a 800 hp fuel injected 540 for sale , its in the classified section i was asking 79000 , i just put a deposit on a new 33 , so i need to get rid of the 26 , i would take 75000 obo if anyone is interested .
#9
RJBBC:
I have a 28 TD with twin I/O. IMO the 28TD is just too big of a boat for a single engine. Add a blower motor to it and you're asking for a lot of drive problems because the 28's can step over some water.
Before this boat I had a 26 Carrera cat with single and big power. Carrera's are pretty big boats for their "class". A 28TD is A LOT bigger and I wouldn't personally go any larger than a 26 on a single.
Hope this helps, good luck.
I have a 28 TD with twin I/O. IMO the 28TD is just too big of a boat for a single engine. Add a blower motor to it and you're asking for a lot of drive problems because the 28's can step over some water.
Before this boat I had a 26 Carrera cat with single and big power. Carrera's are pretty big boats for their "class". A 28TD is A LOT bigger and I wouldn't personally go any larger than a 26 on a single.
Hope this helps, good luck.
#10
Originally Posted by jdnca1
RJBBC:
I have a 28 TD with twin I/O. IMO the 28TD is just too big of a boat for a single engine. Add a blower motor to it and you're asking for a lot of drive problems because the 28's can step over some water.
Before this boat I had a 26 Carrera cat with single and big power. Carrera's are pretty big boats for their "class". A 28TD is A LOT bigger and I wouldn't personally go any larger than a 26 on a single.
Hope this helps, good luck.
I have a 28 TD with twin I/O. IMO the 28TD is just too big of a boat for a single engine. Add a blower motor to it and you're asking for a lot of drive problems because the 28's can step over some water.
Before this boat I had a 26 Carrera cat with single and big power. Carrera's are pretty big boats for their "class". A 28TD is A LOT bigger and I wouldn't personally go any larger than a 26 on a single.
Hope this helps, good luck.


