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37 - Staggered vs side by side
What is the main advantage in the staggered setup on the 37?
Ride, speed, both, etc? How noticeable is the difference, if any? |
Re: 37 - Staggered vs side by side
Never been in a side by side 37, but as far as staggered setup is concerned. The boat is supposed to handle better and be faster. How much of a difference I am not sure of. I know the side by side setup gives you a little more room in the cockpit.
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Re: 37 - Staggered vs side by side
The boat should handle better in rough water with the stagger. The drives are closer together and also more in the center of the V so they stay in the water longer when hitting waves. The Center of gravity is also forward which better balances the boat and changes the angle of attack..
Side by side gives you more room in the engine compartment and also makes handleing around the docks easier. From what I was told by the OL at the NYC boat show it is a pretty big difference in speed for the 37. I'm sure some others will chime in here. |
Re: 37 - Staggered vs side by side
I was admiring the Staggered at Shooters21 this past weekend on Friday. Does any one on here happen to own that boat. This was the first time I had seen it at LOTO. Running big power and 6's I think.
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Re: 37 - Staggered vs side by side
I Know A Guy On Longisland Converted From Side By Side Bravos To Staggered #6,s And Picked Up About 10 Mph.same Power.
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Originally Posted by z.zuperboat
(Post 1052545)
I Know A Guy On Longisland Converted From Side By Side Bravos To Staggered #6,s And Picked Up About 10 Mph.same Power.
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Originally Posted by drpete3
(Post 3753692)
I am starting to think this could be true. Has me thinking. I have the room as I was a triple engine boat. But I wouldnt change the drive spacing. Just pull one motor forward.
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