27 Glasstream is running bow down and slow I could uses help
06-26-2010 | 01:44 PM
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chuckbeecher
Joined: Jun 2001
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From: Anywhere from the Laguna Madre to JAX and beyond
The 32 had 275 Verados and we were in the 72-75 range depending on water and load.
Step bottoms love the REV4's
these were far better than any other 4blades we used.
Step bottoms love the REV4's
these were far better than any other 4blades we used.
06-26-2010 | 02:44 PM
#15
Airking
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 452
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From: Stafford Va.
My Partner and I had Glasstreams for sale. He got stuck with a 2008 SCX with 225 opti's we could not sale. The advertised speed with 24P bravos is 65MPH, it runs 64-66 GPS. You have to overtrim boat to get 66 and yes it does run flat, but handles well. I ordered a 2008 32SCX for myself with every option availible including cabin a/c and hard top. 300 Verado's for power with 26P bravo's labbed by BBlades. Best speed 71 on GPS Brett advised me to stick with the 4 blade bravo's. I run 87-89 octane, on hot days most of the time runs 68 max gps. The 32 and 36 seem to handle and run better than the 27. I am satisfied with the performace of the 32. The 32 is based off the owner of Glasstream's old race boat. " Turn of the Century" Thats what he told us anyway.
Last edited by Boater8987; 06-28-2010 at 05:09 AM.
07-29-2010 | 08:40 AM
#19
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Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Richmond, VA
I thought it was a decent boat, definitely not made for rough water, we came back from the eastern shore in honest 3-4's and it was brutal. If you up on the James or somewhere protected I think it's a good boat. With 225's it flew,
btw, it seemed to run flat to bow down, but that was probably due to the seas
btw, it seemed to run flat to bow down, but that was probably due to the seas
Did the one you rode in just have the power heads replaced?
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