What does Twin 9.1 litre V8's sound like ! We push a Cigarette 36 Gladiator as far as we dare!

Get ready to hear the thunderous roar of twin 9.1-litre V8 engines! Today, we’re taking out our 2004 Cigarette 36 Gladiator, with each engine delivering an intense 775 horsepower. It’s loud, it’s powerful, and it’s an experience you don’t want to miss. Buckle up as we push this powerboat to its limits and see if it can reach the legendary 108 mph top speed! Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro to the Cigarette 36 Gladiator 00:02:24 – Safety Checks and Final Setup Safety first! With ear-splitting noise and the potential for some flames, we run through our fire extinguishers 00:04:54 – Building Up Speed: Engine Noise Levels Revving up! We ease into speed, but the engine’s growl is unmistakable. Hear how the sound changes as we push forward. 00:04:54 – Testing the Waters Initial speed test, handling trim tabs, and adjusting to the boat’s unique controls. 00:10:00 – Engine Troubles & Drifting A hiccup with the starboard engine and reverse gear challenges, making for an interesting mooring 00:13:39 – Speed Test & Hitting 70 mph Pushing to 70 mph, the noise of these twin V8s becomes an all-consuming experience. We couldn’t go the full 108 mph this time, but it’s clear this boat can deliver! 00:14:25 – History & Highlights From the roar to the rumble, this Gladiator’s soundscape is backed by history. Once owned by baseball star Pudge Rodriguez, this boat has a story and a sound that stands out. 00:14:50 – Wrap-Up Thinking of owning this powerhouse? She’s for sale, with a full audio experience that’s as intense as her speed! 🔊 Comment Below: What do you think of the V8 sound? Too loud, or just right? 👍 Like & Subscribe for more high-powered, high-decibel boating adventures!