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rich_g 11-25-2013 6:52 PM

is this the Diamond Hull
 
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this is a 2002 DD Wakesetter. To me this looks like the Diamond Hull, but the Malibu spec sheet on the Malibu Owners forum says that year model WS has the SV23 "Wake" Hull, so I am confused.

I have seen some of the comparison photos of Diamond vs Wake but those are later model years. Does the big cutout section (half-moon shape) above the chine mean anything? thanks for any info

polarbill 11-25-2013 7:27 PM

That looks like a wake hull to me. Here is a diamond hull vlx.

http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/...iles/photo.jpg

polarbill 11-25-2013 7:30 PM

Also, for an early 2000's direct drive to have the diamond hull the trunk would hang out over the back of the actual hull bottom ala the LXi hull. like this.

http://www.iboats.com/sites/popyacht...96_887599F.jpg

edgeski1 11-26-2013 6:30 AM

for sure wake hull

jhartt3 11-26-2013 6:50 AM

http://www.themalibucrew.com/forums/...s-wake-hull-r9

jhartt3 11-26-2013 6:51 AM

its a wake hull the half moon is the same on both the chine is all that you look at.

rich_g 11-26-2013 1:21 PM

thanks for all the input. Boarder 42 put a link to a pic on the Malibu site; that is the pic that is confusing me (only looked at 100 times); the pic of the yellow WS at the top of this thread has that downward taper. On the Malibu site here is the quote just above the Wake vs Diamond comparison photo:

"The Difference - On a boat with a wake hull, the outer edge of the hull flattens off, while on a diamond hull it tapers down"

What am I missing?

boardman74 11-26-2013 1:42 PM

If you look at your picture it goes just about horizontal as the bottom meets the hull side. In the second picture it clearly goes past horizontal and point back towards the bottom of the picture. So vitally flat vs. rolling over.

rich_g 11-26-2013 3:02 PM

thanks, I need to find my protractor from HS geometry!

nitrousbird 11-26-2013 7:42 PM

Wake Hull.


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