is a Parker 2320 SC a deep V or a Mod Vee???

[robert vose]

Any help here would be great if a 2007 2320 SC is a deep v or a mod v?

Thanks.

Robert

 

[bigk23surf]

Deep V, 21 degree dead rise.

 

[Brent]

The deadrise is 21 degrees thus a deep-V

If it has a single lifting strake, it's a MV hull.
If it has two lifting strakes, it's a DV hull.

 

[miky2884]

Correct me if I am wrong, but I dont think they made the 23 SC in a mod V

 

[Brent]

The deadrise is 21 degrees thus a deep-V

If it has a single lifting strake, it's a MV hull.
If it has two lifting strakes, it's a DV hull.

correction 21 degrees would a mod V

 

[rangerdog]

It is a 21 degree DEEP V

 

[Brent]

Mine has a single lifting strake so I call a mv

 

[DaleH]

Mine has a single lifting strake so I call a mv

The 'V' for deadrise is measured by the hull angle at the transom and deep-Vs traditionally start @ 20 to 21 degrees.

Sorry , I had edited your post above as I had thought you had made an error ... mea culpa.

The number of lifting strakes has nothing to do with it, less they can increase performance by reducing the wetted surface whilst running. I had always thought that all Parker models had 1 strake on the mod-Vs (14 or 16-degree deadrise) and 2 on the deep-Vs of 21-degrees.

 

[Brent]

I stand corrected and should have keep my first reply

DV, 21 degrees of deadrise at the transom

 

[robert vose]

Thank you for all the replies! My head is spinning with all the variations I have seen such as sc, xl, etc. is there a sheet that shows all the variations in dead rise in reference to the specific years and models? A cheat sheet if u will? I get lost with all the abb. that Parker uses...

 

[Brent]

I have not seen a list
You can always contact the factory

 

[Bryan 2530]

The lifting strake thing only applies to the 25' hull.

 

[DaleH]

SC = Sport Cabin, early ones were 14-degree (Mod-V) or 21-degree (Deep-V). Need to look at the strakes as noted above.

SE = Sport Edition, mostly for their CCs, dicated mod-V boats, early ones 14-degree and current 16-degree deadrise

XL = New moniker or model for SC boats, 16-degree deadrise

XLD = Deep-V (21-degree) version of the XL sport cabin model

... when in doubt, look at the running bottom and count the lifting strakes.