35 fountain info
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35 fountain info
Hey Guys
Thinking of getting into a 35..what rides better the single or Twin step set up??
I want to stay 100% stock so how do the 496HOs do in that boat??whats REAL speeds in a 35 with 496HOs single versus twin step??
How is the overall performance on the 35?
I want to get into a 2003 and newer so if anyone knows of a fair priced 35 please pm it to me..
Not looking to steal anything but dont really care what someone owes the bank either,,seems like prices are all over the place..
Thanks
Thinking of getting into a 35..what rides better the single or Twin step set up??
I want to stay 100% stock so how do the 496HOs do in that boat??whats REAL speeds in a 35 with 496HOs single versus twin step??
How is the overall performance on the 35?
I want to get into a 2003 and newer so if anyone knows of a fair priced 35 please pm it to me..
Not looking to steal anything but dont really care what someone owes the bank either,,seems like prices are all over the place..
Thanks
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By 35 fountain do you actually mean 32'? LOL sorry bad joke.
Hope you find a nice boat to replace the gem you just let go in all seriousness. :-)
What's your price range Tom?
Hope you find a nice boat to replace the gem you just let go in all seriousness. :-)
What's your price range Tom?
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I love my 2005 '35 but I do not have 496s(525s in mine). I have never ridden in or driven a single step so I can't compare the two hulls. I have no complaints about mine. Someone will better answer your questions soon I'm sure.
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Im thinking real speed HO executioner will run right at 75. Some seem to think the drives are a little higher on newer EX's compared to older single step models. I looked pretty hard at 35s over the winter and ended up with a 38. Boats have been selling if they are clean and price on the bottom of the market. I would just say me ready to buy on the spot if the right one pops up!
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I have owned all 3 straight bottom , single and twin step, All 3 were great boats and had their strong points. My 1990 straight bottom was a rough water crusher speed wise 2x600hp to push her 86, my 35' 00, single step 500 hp carbs 84 on gps and was a great ride and pretty nimble , my current boat is a 01' 35 twin step Hull number "1" for 01 86 on gps and the best all around boat we have owned great handling , nice midrange (500 hp fi) options are nice to have flush head shore power storable bimini fridge ect,
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Get the twin step. More modern hull, fast/efficient, perfectly balanced, run flat and a better layout on the interior. The 496 side by side twin step boats will do 80 +/-. The staggered twin steps are capable of higher top ends, but sacrifice low/midrange performance due to sky high x-dims and larger wheel setups from the factory.
The single step boats, in my opinion, ride bow high. They are not as easy to "fly" across the wave tops and in rougher conditions. They tend to land ass-end more when launched.
The flat bottom 35's are antiques at this point and not what you are looking for.
The single step boats, in my opinion, ride bow high. They are not as easy to "fly" across the wave tops and in rougher conditions. They tend to land ass-end more when launched.
The flat bottom 35's are antiques at this point and not what you are looking for.
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In all seriousness, I wouldn't trade 3 AT's for one 35 Stag 600SCI 2007+ Fountain. The twin step's on rails, they will run rough water (been on a twin step 35 through some rough lake Erie crap at 80+MPH never felt loose). +1 with what Techman said. Never ridden in an Executioner so I can't speak for them.