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Old 09-23-2015, 07:49 AM
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I had a 23 Tsunami I don't think it gave as good a ride as my 23 cc. Any others feel the same?
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Old 09-23-2015, 11:02 AM
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The hull is identical so it depends on where you're standing when a judgment on ride is made. The helm on a Tsunami/Sceptre if considerably closer to the bow so from a driver standpoint it only comes to reason the ride is better for the driver of a CC over the express. That said the Tsunamis are more weight forward and seem to have a better CG at cruise keeping more of the forward dead rise in contact with the water when traversing offshore conditions. More hull in the water equates to the boats ability to "bridge the gap" in a tight chop and reduce hull to wave impacts.

And while we are discussing differences, I might as well go on with my bias and claim the express to be drier than the CCs, have more areas of comfort for passengers, More usable deck space, a dry place to put things and they serve as an awesome platform for a dive and spearfishing boat. Camping on a CC sucks as well. That said there are some disadvantages to the express..... Bow access sucks, especially if you are big boned. Walking a big fish around the boat is limited due to bow access. Gunnel space to access bow is almost non existent and sunbathing is normally performed behind the captain causing safety issue while driving.

In my totally slanted and bias opinion I feel the Tsunami has an edge over the CC in overall passenger comfort and offshore performance while the CC rates much higher in the looking cool factor, fishability and anchoring. For what I do my Tsunami is the best option but if I had permission from the Admiral I would own both.

Here are some pics of my "Class of 74". She is no show boat but she gets the job done well.
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Old 09-23-2015, 05:51 PM
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"That said there are some disadvantages to the express..... Bow access sucks, especially if you are big boned"

Quit bragging!!
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Old 09-23-2015, 06:51 PM
gofastsandman gofastsandman is offline
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"That said there are some disadvantages to the express..... Bow access sucks, especially if you are big boned"

Quit bragging!!
He`s pretty smart for a moose.
Think he went to Whatsamatta U!
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Old 09-23-2015, 07:19 PM
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More usable deck space, a dry place to put things and they serve as an awesome platform for a dive and spearfishing boat.
Here are some pics of my "Class of 74". She is no show boat but she gets the job done well.
and she has a "Non-Skid" Dash!!!

Picture No. 1 - The last gunboat of the Confederate Navy
Picture No. 2 - Mel the sunbathing Autopilot Consultant
Picture No. 3 - Three "Toads" - Flipper-less, Derelict Doug, El Capitan Moose.
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