formula vs. fountain
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http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1992...10071361/Specs
http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1993...10186822/Specs
Seems the fountain is heavier.
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Tha formula on nada has twin 350s, the fountain has twin 454s. If both had big blocks, I bet the weight would be the same. Buy whatever boat you like better. It's your money.
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I agree, just calling someone out for instantly stating the formula is heavier and will crush waves better.
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Got a buddy with a '96 303 SR-1 with twin 465 HP 454's (soon to be 500 + HP 496's). With 26" labbed Bravo I's it runs 75 MPH GPS. I've not been in a 32 Fountain, but my experience in a 32 Sunsation compared to the 303 is that the Sunny with the longer bow rides better in the rough. To me, the 303's shorter nose doesn't lend itself to as good a rough water ride as opposed to similar boats with more boat in front of the windshield/fairing. The engine access isn't terrible on the 303. I've been in the bilge many times for pulling spark plugs, winterization, etc. and I've dealt with much worse in terms of access.
The 303 takes a lot of HP to run fast.
The 303 takes a lot of HP to run fast.
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What do both boats have for power and how many hrs.on each?
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Where is your info? I just did a quick search
http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1992...10071361/Specs
http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1993...10186822/Specs
Seems the fountain is heavier.
http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1992...10071361/Specs
http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/1993...10186822/Specs
Seems the fountain is heavier.
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