2001 sunsation dominator single engine F1 race boat
 

Looking for as much information on the boat as I can get. Pics, also. I just joined offshore only. I know the original owner lee is on here. I'm still trying to figure this out. I recently purchased the boat and would love more info

Have you contacted Joe at the Factory? Saw the boat at the Sunsation Rally back in the early 2000's.

I haven't tried to contact anyone at sunsation, I did get a hold of the original owner of the boat and got some good info and pictures of the boat. I even talked to Mitchell tolan and got the paint codes so I can keep the paint exactly the way it was. Just needs a few small spots fixed. I found out it's an amazing ride in really rough water last week also lol

Do some searches here on OSO for "32" "Sunsation" 'Single"
These boats get discussed here on OSO every couple years.

There is one in Lorton, VA.
There is another one in Fairfax/Warrenton, VA.
Both are friends of mine.

500EFI w/ Whipple:
https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...25&oe=5804BDAF

509 with Mx ProCharger
https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...b2&oe=58352D2C

Both beautiful boats, I was looking for information on mine specifically though, it was purpose built as a race boat from the factory, light lay up, extra stringers and bulkheads.. I'll look into that though. Like to know what speed other boats similar to it are running. I have a pro charged 496HO(511ci)

Like they said, your best bet is to call the factory and they'll give you exactly what you are looking to get.

What speeds are you seeing so far?

So far I've only seen 70mph, I have a 27p 6 blade prop. I think that's too much

Try different props, I know the guy you got it from, and I have also run next to the white and purple sunny pictured above north of 80 and you have similar power to him.

Hopefully this weekend coming up I'll have time to try a few different props out. As long as I can run 75-80 I'll be happy. Over the winter I plan on making this boat look new again. It starting to show its age in a few spots

I'd start by putting the helm where it's supposed to be ;-) good luck with her, it's a cool boat for sure.