Elininator 24' Daytonia 1990
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Elininator 24' Daytonia 1990
I am trying to find the best prop shaft height for this boat. I have been told from 2" above bottom to 2" below, can anybody help me out? I presently have the stock height with a 2" shorter lower unit.
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i had one with a 2" shortened drive but it was still 3" below the bottom i know someone who cut the transom and raised everything 3 1/2" he also notched the bottom to match the notches on the outside sponsons the boat piched up a bunch if it was me i would put a 3" raised standoff box on it with the 2" shortened drive it should put the prop shaft even with the bottom of the boat this is what i was going to do if i would have kept mine
what kind of power are you running? and how much did you pickup with the 2" shorter drive?
what kind of power are you running? and how much did you pickup with the 2" shorter drive?
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Thanks for the reply, I have a 572 Aluminum twin turbo charged aries chevy. With race fuel it will make 1600 hp @ 6500. I used to have a Blackhawk on it, worked fine, but I could not keep them together. I say them because I had two drives one on the boat and one in the shop. I was using a twin turbo 468 then. The boat would gps 126 mph with the blackhawks.
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Have I seen this boat in Hot boat magazine while they were covering a shootout in Missouri? I have the same boat and am adding a blower. Would be interested to hear how it handles at the speeds you are running.