Joe

Uh..... approximately 2 feet I believe!!!!

haha... sorry, just couldn't pass that up.

the real answer: they are both stretched the 8" (10' 8" vs the std. 10"). one is 36' and the other is 38', not counting transom stretches, like the MTI's do. skater does not consider ferrings in the LOA --- meaning, if mine was an MTI, it would most likely be called a 39 vs a 36, due to the molded ferring/platform, which some skater's have and other's don't (you can see the ferring of mine in a pic of the transom in a thread i started here in the general section, when i was trying to come up w/ a name for this boat. the thread is titled, "the new girl needs a name http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=189504).

joe

tnothin

Hey Joe:

I was at skater today and saw your boat. Looks awsome but Im sure you know that already.

And the 388 is 11 feet wide. the 368 is 10-8

Sean H

368 is 11' also

tnothin

Is it?? Cause I have been told both. Now I dont know which one is true.

Sean H

well skater says its 11' and its the same width as a 388 when parked by each other at the races.

tnothin

Skater also says on their web site that its only 35'6". so is it that or is it really 36. The 368 that is.

Sean H

it is just short of 36, that is why when they added the 2 foot that all the problems arised with jd byrider, it wasn't 38' and therefore not legal for supercat at the time (they have since changed the length to allow in the 37'9" 388's)

dbhammer

thats some boat. wish the cockpits in skaters were a little larger. the lines and performance are incredible. was it an option to get a full windshield rather than the 1/4 canopies?

BLee

You can have whatever size cockpit you want, along with either 1/4 canopies or full shield.

stainless

when they cut it down, they lost some length