Speed from a 32
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I've gotten 82 in my mine which is a 2005 non-SS. It's my understanding the SS is a couple clicks better. Normal load of fuel/pax and 78-80 consistent with stock Bravo-28's and K-planes.
Tried to get them to build me one (SS) but was told they weren't making a third 32 model. A year later "my" boat comes out. Sorta ticked me off a little.
Tried to get them to build me one (SS) but was told they weren't making a third 32 model. A year later "my" boat comes out. Sorta ticked me off a little.
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Originally Posted by theboatguy
Could someone tell me what real speeds I could expect from a 32 with 496HO's?
To give you a baseline comparison my 32 MCOB (non-SS)with T-6.2's has hit 73.4 GPS in 1-2 footers with 3 aboard and less than 10 gallons of fuel coming back from Key West.
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We got there in 1/2 tank out of Hawk's Cay and ran back with my buddy's 36 Gladiator so we ran harder than we should have. He could hit low 90's and would let me catch up only to evaporate a minute later. We stopped boat 3 times to check fuel guage and radioed him to let him know he might be towing us the last few miles. Made it, but my 110 gallon tank took 108 gallons that day to fill!
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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
We got there in 1/2 tank out of Hawk's Cay and ran back with my buddy's 36 Gladiator so we ran harder than we should have. He could hit low 90's and would let me catch up only to evaporate a minute later. We stopped boat 3 times to check fuel guage and radioed him to let him know he might be towing us the last few miles. Made it, but my 110 gallon tank took 108 gallons that day to fill! 

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Went from Va. Beach to Kent Island across from Annapolis doing 3700 without stopping. Topped it off once I got there and it took 96 gallons. After the weekend I cruised at 3200 and topped it off with 88 gallons. Long enough legs for me.


