Someone have a calculator. What's the prop slip suppose to be on a 32 outboard Skater and what's the redline on a 300XS?

This Boat Is A Standard 32b Model....not A Wide Body 328 As Advertized.

Just to clarify

the hull is 'stock' a 32B
it has a flat deck with a wrap around windscreen
the cockpit is 86in wide, a normal 32B cockpit is 72in wide
4 person back seat
no rub rail
interior by DMC Skater
rigged by DMC Skater

I have to say it is a beautiful boat, and someone is going to get a really nice deal, on a great boat.

Don't forget about our 30ft Skater also for sale in the classifieds !

Skater told me the beam is 9' 6"??

it does not really sound like a 328???

this is a 328!!!

but in no way will it affect the sale!!!

gorgeous boat!!!

The Race Boat Shown In Your Picture Has Been Widened.......... I Can Not Remember How Much !

For Example : 328 = 8" 3210 = 10" 3212 = 12 "
All Built Off Of The 32b Model

Bill @ Diamond Marine has a brand new Skater w/ 300's beautifully rigged. I am not sure what he is asking, however, it may be worth the call. Call me if you need help.
Chris

Yes I know that. The race boat is a 328 now over in Dubai. It was just strange that Skater said it was 9' 6" not a standard 32B beam nor a 328.

Pete said 9'6" beam..nice boat but has to be a pig with 300XS's on it. You won't see 100 without a pair of 300X's

whooaaa Skate

A 32 with 300xs's is far from a "pig" as you state! I know, as I have a 32B with 300xs's and can tell you that true it won't quite touch 100 but it accelerates very hard and is super responsive. Setup and usability is always a give and take, with the 300x's you will get more top end speed ( you have more rpm) but you give up bottom and mid range due to the lack of tq compared to the 300xs's, not to mention the difference in fuel savings. There are quite a few board members who have been out in my 32 and I'm sure will attest to the fact of how well it runs