Boats with 6's & Set up strait hull
#1
I have heard that the Cigarettes that had 6's and speedmasters on them from the factory had a different angle to the transom than the bravo boats.
Is this true?
Also I know the strait hulls don't like extension boxes. Can a boat be set up to run with them for a conversion to Konrads and not be way off on balance or is the only option to move the engines forward to get the CG back?
Is this true?
Also I know the strait hulls don't like extension boxes. Can a boat be set up to run with them for a conversion to Konrads and not be way off on balance or is the only option to move the engines forward to get the CG back?
Last edited by Von Bongo; 03-02-2006 at 04:33 PM.
#2
Originally Posted by Von Bongo
I have heard that the Cigarettes that had 6's and speedmasters on them from the factory had a different angle to the transom than the bravo boats.
Is this true?
Also I know the strait hulls don't like extension boxes. Can a boat be set up to run with them for a conversion to Konrads and not be way off on balance or is the only option to move the engines forward to get the CG back?
Is this true?
Also I know the strait hulls don't like extension boxes. Can a boat be set up to run with them for a conversion to Konrads and not be way off on balance or is the only option to move the engines forward to get the CG back?
I too have heard that the conventional hull #6 boats had a different angle to their transoms. I've heard it from more than 1 person, so I would love to know that as well.
Chad
#3
My '96 had 12" boxes and ran pretty damn good.......
Of course the engines were done by Chief so maybe Tommy worked a little magic.
Of course the engines were done by Chief so maybe Tommy worked a little magic.
#4
Originally Posted by Von Bongo
I have heard that the Cigarettes that had 6's and speedmasters on them from the factory had a different angle to the transom than the bravo boats.
Is this true?
Also I know the strait hulls don't like extension boxes. Can a boat be set up to run with them for a conversion to Konrads and not be way off on balance or is the only option to move the engines forward to get the CG back?
Is this true?
Also I know the strait hulls don't like extension boxes. Can a boat be set up to run with them for a conversion to Konrads and not be way off on balance or is the only option to move the engines forward to get the CG back?
Here is a link to a thread that I started a while ago, trying to find out just how many straight-bottom TG's there are out there with #6 drives. You may find it interesting.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=105643
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#5
Originally Posted by CASH BAR
My '96 had 12" boxes and ran pretty damn good.......
Of course the engines were done by Chief so maybe Tommy worked a little magic.
Of course the engines were done by Chief so maybe Tommy worked a little magic.

I guess I asked about the transoms back then too and no one answered. Inquiring minds want to know!
Last edited by Von Bongo; 03-03-2006 at 09:38 AM.
#7
Originally Posted by Von Bongo
Ok, let me ask another way....is anyone still alive that built those boats that I could contact and ask?
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