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scarab 29
hey just looking for some input i am looking in to selling my scarab 22 to go to a scarab 29 i was looking for some input on the it would prob be in the year range of 94- 99. what route would you recommend twin sb or one bb. what kind of performance should i expect out of the boat and how does it handle in rough water? also are there and issues with the boat pros and cons
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I cannot really say much about the newer 29s, I had a 1987 scarab panther w/ twin 454s in it. It was a great riding boat. I now have a Baja 29 Outlaw and can say for sure that most 29 footers I have seen, or driven are faster with twins. I have heard that single engine 29s still ride good and are easy to handle, but are pigs when it comes to top speed. Of course that depends on how BIG the single is, but then you get in to more expense, more mtc...etc :drink:
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i got a 99 with twins great on gas 68-69 top speed all you will get single bb with some big power you can get probably get an extra 10 mph but suck the fuel and harder to get on plane with some weight on the boat as far as the ride there great for that size of boat
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i just saw you sold this scarab on e bay for 18,000 did the deal fall through?
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I've got a '96 with a single 509" making about 620hp. It'll do low 70's with a light load. It is awsome when it gets rough! That is actually my favorite time do drive it. With stock power the singles are very slow, just too much boat for 415hp. I love it.
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yea sounds like a good time.
any idea what i sould sell my 1995 scarab 22 for. its really nice 40 hr on the sbc 350 . 30 over a cam stainless marine headers alumium intake single plane with a 750 double pumper all msd ignition, basicly its been all gone through. its procharged at 8 lbs new graphics, redone trailer, new dual ram trim tabs, drive shower, alpha one, 25 pitch mirage prop. all it needs is the bottom of the two front seats to be recovered and the back bench bottm seat to be recovered also. also its has custom gauge panel and all auto meter gauges like i said this thing is all done. runs in the low 70's. the only thing missing on the boat is the windsheild it was broke when i bought it. |
how much are you looking to get for the boat and is there a trailer? also why are you repowering it? do you have any pics
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Originally Posted by fast22
(Post 3096832)
I've got a '96 with a single 509" making about 620hp. It'll do low 70's with a light load. It is awsome when it gets rough! That is actually my favorite time do drive it. With stock power the singles are very slow, just too much boat for 415hp. I love it.
Scott |
Why did my post get deleted?????
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Originally Posted by rumrunner29
(Post 3096129)
I cannot really say much about the newer 29s, I had a 1987 scarab panther w/ twin 454s in it. It was a great riding boat. I now have a Baja 29 Outlaw and can say for sure that most 29 footers I have seen, or driven are faster with twins. I have heard that single engine 29s still ride good and are easy to handle, but are pigs when it comes to top speed. Of course that depends on how BIG the single is, but then you get in to more expense, more mtc...etc :drink:
Haha lets not talk about pigs. I'll race your twin 29 haha with my Scarab anyday. |
Originally Posted by boosted22
(Post 3096774)
i just saw you sold this scarab on e bay for 18,000 did the deal fall through?
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