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Hello all,
I am making the jump from 19' bowrider to cruiser and am looking at a 2001 Sundancer 280. This is an 8000# boat with twin 4.3L mercs and alpha drives. I have heard opinions that this is an under-powered package for this boat. There are also various opinions regarding alpha versus bravo, aside from the cost difference: wear and tear, maneuvering, etc. If it makes any difference, I do my boating on the upper Chesapeake. Any opinions or references to earlier threads would be welcome. Thanks! |
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Why not put in a couple of Pratt & Whitney axial flow turbojets, maybe
cannibalized from a 747? You want to go FAST, right? ;-) "doctorbill" wrote in message om... Hello all, I am making the jump from 19' bowrider to cruiser and am looking at a 2001 Sundancer 280. This is an 8000# boat with twin 4.3L mercs and alpha drives. I have heard opinions that this is an under-powered package for this boat. There are also various opinions regarding alpha versus bravo, aside from the cost difference: wear and tear, maneuvering, etc. If it makes any difference, I do my boating on the upper Chesapeake. Any opinions or references to earlier threads would be welcome. Thanks! |
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