Originally Posted by XPRESS 33PP (Post 3116156)

Steve could you share some of the racing history of Powerplay. I know Dan raced before he built his own boats, but how well did he do in his own Powerplays

Thanks Ken

Originally Posted by 302Sport (Post 3116196)

gettin my props back from BBlades next week. So far with 550hp a side running through trannys and #4's she runs right around 87mph. Not bad for a nonstep pleasure boat with the reliability of the speedmasters. Hoping to get to the 90mph mark with her this year when I get my props back. Also, my drives are to deep and I can go up about 2-3 inches with them which will give me some more mph, but that is a winter project, not something to start messing with right now.

Originally Posted by woodbr11 (Post 3116238)

Great thread Steve 1.....keep it coming please!

Originally Posted by Caincando1 (Post 3116260)

Awesome thread!

Do you have any cabin pictures of the 25, 28, and 33?

Originally Posted by delsol (Post 3116279)

Thanks for the answers on the set up for sixes Steve. So the way I understand it you would move the bulkhead forward to make room for the 6's, meaning that a normal bravo setup wouldn't be able to drop in a #6 set up with glass mods...

Do you have any pics of the 38' arneson boat from in the engine compartment?

Thanks, Dave

Originally Posted by BUIZILLA (Post 3116294)

this is the best topic on OSO in years...

Originally Posted by cowisl (Post 3116301)

28' cabin

Originally Posted by cowisl (Post 3116305)

another 38' diesel

http://www.outdrives.com/38-Foot_Powerplay.asp

Originally Posted by delsol (Post 3116337)

thanks Steve thats the pics i was hoping to see --

great thread!

Originally Posted by Steve 1 (Post 3116304)

I thank you Sir for that nice comment and will try to keep this thread on track,thanks for reading it.

Originally Posted by BUIZILLA (Post 3116344)

my Gen Mgr owned the Smokin' 33 and another 33 outboard recently and i'm pretty fond of the single 28's and 25 outboards, in fact I came within a hairs breath of buying both the 33 open/500 boat 2 years ago in Pompano and the 25/twin 300 outboard open boat in Miami myself.. should have really bought that 33...

Originally Posted by Indy (Post 3115377)

I disagree. I bought my 33' because it didn't have steps. JROMY's boat had 525s in it and it ran 88 bone stock with no dialing in what-so-ever. That boat was rigged at John Tomlinson's, not PowerPlay and wasn't dialed in at all. I'm sure with some tuning it would have hit 90+ without much effort. It was one of the only if not the only 33 with sporty shorties and PowerPlay hadn't performed a set-up on it yet. Steve1, please correct me if I'm wrong but I know JROMY and his boat well. Plus it's going to do well in the slop, these aren't lake boats. My hull didn't come to life unless it was choppy out. If someone smokes me in the flat I could care less, I bought it for it's rough water performance and predictable handling.

Originally Posted by Steve 1 (Post 3116385)

Jeremys boat from what I was told by Danny when he ran it down at Crandon with shorties and 5 blades , he said 92,a Beautiful 33 Powerplay.

Originally Posted by ActiveFun (Post 3116393)

Nicest one. That boat didnt come out of the factory with that paint did it?

Originally Posted by Steve 1 (Post 3116399)

Yes Sir it did have Dave Hunter paint.

Originally Posted by ActiveFun (Post 3116406)

Oh. I thought the boat was purchased from someone else and then repainted. Thats the original paint from when the boat was originally produced?

Originally Posted by DareDevil (Post 3116410)

They are just timeless super power maschines !!!

All of them !!!!!!

BTW,,nice thread Steve..lol:drink:

Originally Posted by ActiveFun (Post 3116424)

Cool Steve. Remember this one?