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knife edge skeg ??
after installing my nosecone should I knife edge the skeg or leave it alone ?
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I look at it this way. If you knife edge it and hit a stick, can, or bottle it will nick easier.
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if you look at a lower that has been done by wilson performance,you will see how to properly knife edge a lower.they come to a sharp point.
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so knife edging the skeg wouldn't be a bad idea ?
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Originally Posted by dave269
(Post 3806859)
so knife edging the skeg wouldn't be a bad idea ?
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Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3807398)
mine is,,no more prop slip...dont just v it,,you have to go back a few inches and blend it forward..if you nic it thats what they make tig welders for..
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it was on a older volvo..was like 20% before ..also back cut the skeg to load the prop with more water..
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Originally Posted by riverrat
(Post 3808195)
Send it to Wilson in Florida and they will gain you some real speed and they do more then just knife edge the skeg . you wont make the gains yourself with a file & a d.a. sander lol ,don't belief everything you read on the net. good luck
Jeff But anyway - who/what's Wilson? |
This is a lower done by Wilson. The skeg looks knife edged:
http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...oblueprint.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...blueprint2.jpg |
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