boxes and xr's
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Any opinions or experience on going from bravos on a 1998 38 t/g with 500's and changing to 16" boxes with XR's??? any opinions or ideas welcome!!!
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I would call Phil or Tres on this.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
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Re: boxes and xr's
Originally Posted by Schweeng
I would call Phil or Tres on this.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
I honestly am not 100% sure but the boxes should really get rid of the porpoising issue. At least that is what everyone tells me. But I will take in any opinions.
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I here you.
I can only tell you that I had the setup you're after and I saw more porpoising with that boat. Find the sweet spot AND sweet speed and the porposising went away but it was brief. Change anything (even just a fraction) and you're back to re-dialing in the boat.
Our TS Gun is awesome - very little input if any. Still getting used to it.
I can only tell you that I had the setup you're after and I saw more porpoising with that boat. Find the sweet spot AND sweet speed and the porposising went away but it was brief. Change anything (even just a fraction) and you're back to re-dialing in the boat.
Our TS Gun is awesome - very little input if any. Still getting used to it.
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Re: boxes and xr's
Originally Posted by Schweeng
I would call Phil or Tres on this.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
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Re: boxes and xr's
Originally Posted by Schweeng
I would call Phil or Tres on this.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.
I had a straight bottom with 650hp/boxes and XR's. The boat may have been faster with this setup. However, the downside I believe was the porpoising. I could be wrong but my buddies without the boxes didn't seem to have the problem nearly as bad or at all.