What is the one option......

[NCH2oSki]

Nope its still a requirement, even my 86' sunbird had one!

[Hollywood]

Nope its still a requirement, even my 86' sunbird had one!

Ok, one more time. Thanks to reference at www.correctcraftfan.com

[NCH2oSki]

Just because CC thinks that its optional doesnt mean that the consumer does. I almost bought an 03' 206. It was around $42K, guess what no stereo! The dealer offered to throw one in if I made the purchase....

I know you mean option, but the kind of money that these boats cost, a basic marine stereo shouldn't be an option IMHO.

Also note, I said its a requirement, not an option...just like AC on a new car in the south.

[Onthewater]

what

[seven20]

definately the tower. i don't have pp, and don't feel like i need it (never used it though). the stereo is next, mine is and 87 and the factory tape deck was terrible!

[Hollywood]

NCH2oSki, come on dude, give it up. CC decides what is standard and what is an option. All consumers are different, that has nothing to do with what OPTIONS the boat came from the factory with. **** near all new boat owners are going to expect a stereo, doesn't mean you get to decide what to call options and what not. Dealers put whatever they want on the boat to suit the region they are selling in, there is a difference between factory installed and dealer installed. This isn't even arguable, the CC brochure is the truth.

Also note, you said 'nope' to my response for a stereo OPTION. You also said it's a requirement. I'll bet you I can find a new car in the south w/o air conditioning too. If you still need to think a stereo isn't an option, that's ok with me, whatever helps you sleep at night buddy.

[EchoLodge]

Adding XM Sat radio. No more buring cds. 100 commercial free channels to keep everyone happy on the boat.

[AbunDiga909]

echo...whats the monthly fee for that???

[EchoLodge]

9.99 a month. Portable unit goes in my rig, boat, and home. www.xmradio.com I think I put a pic in my gallery.

[882001]

hey hwood , after looking over my options you posted , im gonna go with battery. mine looks really hard to pull start

[tryan]

88 we just roll start them here. we don't need no stinkin' batteries.
any headway on the motor. i get my heads from the machine shop tomorrow.

oh, this thread. one option? a sunroof and then onstar

[882001]

tryan, two spun bearrings. motor was already 60 over. probably gonna try a regular rotation short block. was gonna re-prop anyway.

[redelf75]

I'm just curious, for all those that answered PP, are you wakeboarders or skiers?

I ask because I have absolutely no trouble maintaining any speed in the 30's on my 1982 Ski, but can't hold 17 - 22mph for my life.

[lcap]

Maintaining speed has never been an issue for me--as long as I am driving. It becomes an issue when it is my turn in the water. Hopefully, the Perfect Pass will eliminate that problem.

[Hollywood]

I ask because I have absolutely no trouble maintaining any speed in the 30's on my 1982 Ski, but can't hold 17 - 22mph for my life.

I have this same 'problem' sorta, but I think a slight change in speed is less noticeable at higher speeds anyways. I don't to get all technical, but if you were to graph speed (positive slope) with all the same deviations, the lower down you were on the graph (lower speed) and the deviation could in theory be larger than the value (speed) making it obviously noticeble.

I'm truely surprised to find out how many of you chose PP when you can outfit yourself with a lot of gear for the money. Unless I am a tournament skier/boarder I would rather spend the money on gear or performance boat upgrades before PP.