t/s cigs... props in or out
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From: FLORIDUH
Mine are turnung in. I dont like the handle around the docks. IT PLAIN SUCKS. I used to be able to put my Tiger in a 43' spot. Now I need the whole damned dock not to embarress myself and look like a first time boater.
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Originally Posted by dreamer
kramer do us all a favor and start posting here...
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...page=205&pp=20

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From: FLORIDUH
Originally Posted by pm203
Believe it or not, once you get the hang of it, it handles pretty niceley around the dock.
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From: st. clair ,mich
Ive heard that they are squirelly at speed turning in.I have a Top Gun T/S. I would like to try it if its safe.If you do this I understand you just run each drive in reverse,is that right?
#19
Don,t get me wrong. After coming out of a Topgun, it was a horror show at first. But, after playing with it and getting used to it, it really is not that bad. It reacts differently than a traditional twin-screw boat, but it reacts.
P.S. Otis, isn,t your Glad side by side setup? If so, why not turn props out. I always thought turning in was better for the staggered setup.
P.S. Otis, isn,t your Glad side by side setup? If so, why not turn props out. I always thought turning in was better for the staggered setup.
Last edited by pm203; 10-05-2006 at 10:33 AM.
#20
Originally Posted by whirlwind
Ive heard that they are squirelly at speed turning in.I have a Top Gun T/S. I would like to try it if its safe.If you do this I understand you just run each drive in reverse,is that right?



