Y2k Cc
 

What did the Y2k cc finally run top end with a SOB?

TTT
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one of the boating magazines tested it to 56.

suprised no one else noticed it in there? I dont have the issue or what magazine it was here at home.

Is/was that with a 250HP or a 300HP?
From what I remember about SB30's Y2K, it ran high 60s with a 375HP I/O.

im 99.9% certain the only 30CC built is the one with the 300 suzuki, thats what the test boat has.

I dont think there are any more completed.

I was personally in the boat and it was doing 65 on the GPS. Call Paul at Aqua Marina in Freeport. He''ll take you for a test drive to show you. It still doesn''t have the propper prop on it. It can still turn 800 more RPM.

You should tell "BOATING" magazine to correct thier test because they are advertising 56mph. It does say in the article the boat is not propped right and should hit 60 with the right prop.

Rob, the first prop tried went 64-65. They knew it wasn't turning up in RPM's. They got their hands on another prop for the test. It wound up going slower then the original prop.

John told me today, He took a deposit on that boat.

Jim, the guy bought the CC.

Is that #2 or #3?
Power?
Are there any plans to add a small cabin in the bow?

My Dad is in the market for a 26' to 30' twin engine outboard CC. He has been looking a Donzis thus far, but a Superboat could be an option.

Yes i know,That's the boat i was talking about

Pat, no cabin in the future. It cost a small fortune to make the mold for this deck model

That's too bad, but I can understand why.
I believe that JC made the right call investing in the CC. I'm quite sure there is a larger market for a performance CC vs. a pure sport/gofast boat.
Gary H and I were taking this past Summer about your new Y2K CC.
Is there enough room to get around the CC?
I remember you posting that on new CC is in the works.
How stable is the 7' wide boat when fishing?