Wondering what this boat can handle as far as wave heights comfortably? Always had v hulls, but thinking of switching to a cat. Seems like a very fast boat with mild power. Just don't know if this boat is good for the Atlantic swells, down in Florida. See all lot of them on videos, in mostly pretty calm conditions. Just don't want my wife hitting me in the head to much when we are airborne, starts hurting after a while. LOL

I too have a female "Rev Limiter"..

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Team Saris thanks for the reply saw a video of the boat on youtube where you did a short pull, sounded great!!

Saris, did your 36 have the pod? I understand they built a few without one

A buddy had a couple 36's. The one with the pod. I wouldn't recommend any big water with a pod. It tends to come down and slap the aft portion of the hull creating a fairly jolting ride. We ran it a couple times in the pacific but mostly on Havasu. Great boats, lotta fun. I'd own one in a heartbeat just wouldn't expect too much big water comfort.

Here's a video I shot of one of the boats in Havasu.

http://youtu.be/7Il2X2442uc

Do anyone have a pic of what the 36 Spectre looks like with and without the pod?

I dont know about big swells,my guess is that the boat would like it. Mine likes the short choppy waves Lake st Clair has to offer. You just dont need the Rev limiter with you .Boat is very dry as well.

Here's a picture of mine.
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There are quite a few down here at the Ozarks... I know its not the ocean but on a weekend its some extremely rough water and i have seen Spectre's eating it up!

hopefully my next boat!

Jamesgang thanks for the pic. If I am correct your spectre has the pod in back? How do you like the boat? What type of power and top speed?