Steppbottom Bowlift
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Re: Steppbottom Bowlift
i know the problem, im right there with ya. the 300's off and the 26"swimplatform setback is going on, i got my fingers crossed, its got to get that bow fly'in! where is your prop shaft at 18"? i think a good starting point would be at 2" below at 26" whatda ya think?
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Re: Steppbottom Bowlift
The boat is easier to get max speed in big chop than flat. Reason being it naturally provides lift & therefore takes less trim. 18" setback has no negative effect. The calm water is the real issue. Flat water is sticky. As ZZup said...the step was designed for "less trim more speed". However...the only thing I see is less speed because of less bowlift & now have to use full trim to break it away from the water. The step fights against the trim button. The step says "NO. I am NOT DESIGNED TO LIFT"...but the rest of the hull says..."I am Getting Blown away by 24 Progressions & Kryptonites" "LIFT YOU BIATCH"!!!
Once its up...the hull continues to accelerate until the rev limit kicks in or the prop breaks the surface ( which Bash learned the hard way )
-Todays project may be to trim the top of my setback bracket just enuff so I can lower my motor(3/4") to the last bolt hole. This will take me from 2 3/4" centerline to approx. 3 1/2" below. This may provide more leverage...more lift....more speed ...more....more.....
Once its up...the hull continues to accelerate until the rev limit kicks in or the prop breaks the surface ( which Bash learned the hard way )
-Todays project may be to trim the top of my setback bracket just enuff so I can lower my motor(3/4") to the last bolt hole. This will take me from 2 3/4" centerline to approx. 3 1/2" below. This may provide more leverage...more lift....more speed ...more....more.....
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You're the guinea pig on that one SuperG ! We'll see how that works. I dont think anything bad could happen. Remember...Rocker designed to Lift...... Step designed not to lift. (Honestly...Bash dont know what the F is gonna happen )
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Re: Steppbottom Bowlift
Originally Posted by ken
Maybe you guys should just take up knitting.
Thanks,
Ken
Thanks,
Ken
Did you buy a boat yet NY Stock Boy?
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Re: Steppbottom Bowlift
FASTXXX!!!
DO NOT DESPAIR!!!!
-BASH has once again been busy doing extensive trial/error engine height /prop combos with the 24 Stepbottom.
-BASH thinks he got it. He is going to make an early morning run...hopefully this will be it. Ruff Water/Flat Water/Top Speed/Handling...All In One .
-He will let you know tomorrows outcome.
GREETING TO ALL "SUPERBOATERS" FROM BASH!!!
DO NOT DESPAIR!!!!
-BASH has once again been busy doing extensive trial/error engine height /prop combos with the 24 Stepbottom.
-BASH thinks he got it. He is going to make an early morning run...hopefully this will be it. Ruff Water/Flat Water/Top Speed/Handling...All In One .
-He will let you know tomorrows outcome.
GREETING TO ALL "SUPERBOATERS" FROM BASH!!!