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If you are out on the ocean all the time the staggered would be much better to handle the waves. I would think , I have never owned a staggered. but if you are like me an you spend a lot of time on the lake, any 38 will handle anything just fine. I live right by the pacific and it's pretty choppy and not much fun out there ,unless you get up at 5 in the morning. if I had an extra 50 grand I probably would've gone with the newer bottom staggered'. but the way its it's its for me, my rig is paid for and it's a lot of fun. ps there is quite a bit of room around my engines to work on them.
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Originally Posted by mcprodesign
(Post 3715392)
you can get a sweet side by side for about a hundred grand. Take for instance the 2000 in the classifieds w # 6's. Just needs a shrt winsheild. I bet that thing will smoke every staggered boat in this thread. :D
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Originally Posted by TRL505
(Post 3715455)
Easy now....
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Originally Posted by Expensive Date
(Post 3714996)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tpIjCil9kc
Here is some video of Kellys boat, at 8:40 and again at 9:10. That should settle the staggered vs side by side debate. |
Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 3714992)
Having spent last saturday on Kelly O's staggered boat doing the TI Poker Run, the space is more than offset by the many advantages!
Just checked out the video. That is an awesome running boat. Boy does it fly level. |
Originally Posted by mcprodesign
(Post 3715459)
;D I wish you or I lived closer.. We would have a friggin blast
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