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Re: 34 Superboat
Yeah,
I'm not real versed on inboard engines, in the Bahamas almost everybody runs outboards. Someone sujested the 6.2 because it was a small block, verses big block power. Are small blocks more reliable? Efficient? I want a decent size boat to handle gulfstream crossings, but also reliable & not a total gas hog- gas is $4.25 a gallon here. |
Re: 34 Superboat
they've done 34's w/OB's..maybe a couple Verado's would do the trick?!?!..... :D
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Re: 34 Superboat
What kind of speed do you think you would have with twin verados?? Don't inboard boats ride better, with the engine weight in the boat??
Austin |
Re: 34 Superboat
Austin Where Are You Located ????
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Re: 34 Superboat
Go with the standard 496 if thats the case. Much more ecomical then an outboard.Or the 496 HO's for alittle more speed.
Rick |
Re: 34 Superboat
Originally Posted by Dave M
Who bought the white and green 34? My wife told me yesterday that we need a bigger boat. Hmmmmmm?
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Re: 34 Superboat
Bajababi,
I'm in Abaco, on an island called Lubbers- right by Hope Town. |
Re: 34 Superboat
Austin, I have to agree with Rick - my single 496 Mag HO delivers nearly 3 mpg!!!! That's HUGE compared to many go-fasts, and I can stay right beside those same boats in big water doing mid 70's...... gotta love Superboat, I do :)
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Re: 34 Superboat
Krak
Do you have a 30'? It so how does she handle the rough stuff, how much better than the 24' that is. My girl doesn't what to cross the gulfsteam in the 24' anymore!! |
Re: 34 Superboat
Huge difference between any 24' and 30' as far as rough water performance.
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