2000 32 wants to porpoise
 

I know the factory ran Bravo I props on the big block Dominators and Mirage Plus on those with the small blocks (6.2L's). Just for chits and gigs, have you tried adding weight in the stern to see if it helps? I know Dominators do not like to be over-trimmed.

Pics?!

They will chine walk above 75 when they are over trimmed.

I remember the first time I ran yours WOT and tried to trim it like my Crownline and you could feel it starting to slide around on the pad getting ready to chine walk. Bump the trim down a bit and it goes away with no loss of speed. I think this was a different day than the one I tried to run it into the cliff in the State Park. :poopoo:

You weren't use to hydraulic steering. Turn Harder!:picard1:

That is NICE!

Do you have the build sheets on those I would love to build a couple for my 32.
Post up the Dyno pulls.

Also what is the center line? Looks like you have a good amount of room between the two motors.

I was thinking the same thing. Try adding a little weight to the stern ( like 200 to 300 lbs ) and see if that helps.
Installing those all aluminum engines removed a lot of weight from the stern.
You moved the CG way forward.

Just my opinion, but I doubt it is engine weight, considering mine behaved the same way regardless of fuel load. But it consistently disliked being over trimmed no matter fuel or peeps load in the boat. Engines look awesome!:ernaehrung004: