pullmytrigger

Was reading my Jan. issue of powerboat where they test a 2003 29 with twin 350mpi's. To quote lead test driver Bob Teague......."This is a pretty nice little package for this boat , the twin small blocks, Its better than a single engine in my opinion"........COULDNT let THAT go by!!!hehehehe.....

envision

So what if my single 29 backs up where IT wants to go? It is more exciting that way.

29Fever

Here we go again. This is where 20 people gang up on twin29.

I now have twins and love them in my Baja. I still think the 29Fever is better suited with a single screw!

Tim

pullmytrigger

Awwww C'mon Mike!! I was just havin' some fun!!.......Happy new year buddy!
Doug

Luke_Chinewalker

big single all the way for speed/handeling,twins for trolling or getting back on 1 engine

TEAMBAJA

Yep, having twins and coming in on one engine. Been a passenger in that situation!

I currently have a single 350 Mag if anyone wants to laugh. Hey, at least Im on the water and not a spectator right?

candyman35

There was a guy out of Hammond, IN with twin big blocks in an early 27', as they called them back then. It had bucket seats! He ran in the low 90's. That boat sat lower in the water than the 32's. The guy loved his boat.

If I was running on a big body of water I would want the twins even if the handling suffered. If you boat on a smaller Lake I'm sure the 575 would work.

Dan

pullmytrigger

HEY! my boat has bucket seats, yes it does, one of about "a dozen or so" produced in 89 to cater to more of a "family man" or the guy who "has a place on the water and takes his wife to dinner in a suit" .......straight from Reggie himself.........Doug

go-big

I've got a 1997 29 w/ twin 7.4's and it's been a great boat! Does 70mph on Lake Mead and has great manuverability around the docks.