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HYDRASPORTS SUENOS 5300 WTH QUAD SEVEN MARINE 627 OUTBOARDS

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World's Largest Center Console With 2,508-hp

Hydrasports Suenos 5300 is the world's largest center console. I have been itching to run it with four Seven Marine 627 outboards. Today I got that chance. Here it is running off Tavernier Key, Florida. You can read my full test report coming soon. For now, enjoy these images. ( Images by Jim Hendricks)



Hydrapsorts Suenos 5300, world's largest center console, with quad Seven Marine 627 outboards.

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  1. UnknownOctober 2, 2015 at 8:46 PM

    The guys were very happy about the test run and they give a good comment about it too. They just ran it today. Rashed and Hamdan.

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