Fastest 32 Fever
06-14-2011, 09:11 PM
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My personal 1998 32 went 118 on radar when I got it done. It is still owned by the person I sold it to in 1999 when I built the 38. great boat! Troy Dennis did the motors and it was a blast to drive!
06-15-2011, 05:35 AM
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At the time of purchase the boat had big Ford power. I beleive the previous owner had 605 cubic inch powerplants. 2112 sold me the 32. Mike knows his Fords and put a lot of sweat and tears into it. With all the customizing and pride Mike put into it (only having 7 HOURS ON THE HULL!!) its a one of kind fever, a GORCIOUS FOUNTAIN 
06-15-2011, 03:44 PM
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My friend in Carolina has a 99 that he just merc 600's in.....2 people ,1/2 fuel, eighty degrees, 110 mph
06-15-2011, 06:54 PM
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GOING back to chevy tall decks 588s n/a trying to get new garage done and motors hard to do with this economy we are close though will post some pics soon you have to be a true fountain guy to catch the mods done to this boat it is a true one of a kind. this boat is better than new cant wait to get her in the water!
06-15-2011, 08:17 PM
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KOOL reading.......... giving me lots of ideas/hope L! Need to call Brian Forehand at Fountain yet, will respond/reply with their recipe for 100+mph for the members here. Heard 1400 HP was needed to break 100+ with the single step'd hull, I think that's a boat salesman trying to sell me a different boat L! TIME WILL TELL
06-15-2011, 08:35 PM
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Keith, I sent you a P/M My Gladiator is doing 112-114. I never got that fast in the 32'. I am not saying it can't be done though.
The boat is on rails in the low to mid 90's. At triple digits it takes every ounce of your concentration. Be careful guys.
