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Old 04-08-2002, 02:04 PM
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I have an 1980 Cigarette 28 SS with twin 350's and TRS drives.

I will be installing some new TRS and wanted to know if the drives should be towed in or out?? the props will spin outward.

Does anyone know the correct setup for this application?

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Toe the drive in Which means frt end closer than prop end . aprrox 3/8 inch.
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Originally posted by 28SS
Toe the drive in Which means frt end closer than prop end . aprrox 3/8 inch.
Use the tow bar to push the outer part of the drives 3/8 inch out which will cause the inter part of the drives to come in?

Are you running 3 or 4 blade prop?


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Yes measure front of drive and rear to check dimesion.


Four blade bravo 1
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Originally posted by 28SS
Yes measure front of drive and rear to check dimesion.


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How is your TRS drives set up?
Are you props turning out or in?

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AC I read somewhere that TRS drives will last forever if you run them toe in 1/4 to1/2 in and I think it was also recommended to spin the props out, better handling a little more stabile at speed. I think Audiofn tried them spinning in on his formula and didn't like the results . IT is also important not to load them up and should stay away from 4 blade props if at all possible. when you set the toe in don't just use the tie bar also adjust linkage inside the hull unless you are running external steering.Hope that helps.If you don't put more than 600 hp to these drives and change gear oil at least once a season they shouldn't give you any trouble. Rick G.
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