24/7 arneson install questions
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Iv seen lots of treads started about a surface drive on a 24/7 boat but have never seen it actually done. So I went for it, I have a late 70's 24 superboat and am now the proud owner of a 1721 drop box drive. I just picked the boat up from the fiber glass guy and had a new transom put in it. My main question is about drive height, I'm under the impression I should mount the drive as low as I can get it in the hull. Is this correct? And better ideas?
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Iv seen lots of treads started about a surface drive on a 24/7 boat but have never seen it actually done. So I went for it, I have a late 70's 24 superboat and am now the proud owner of a 1721 drop box drive. I just picked the boat up from the fiber glass guy and had a new transom put in it. My main question is about drive height, I'm under the impression I should mount the drive as low as I can get it in the hull. Is this correct? And better ideas?
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#4
Yes, the only concern is that the drive is/does not drag in the water.
Improvements, our standoff box makes things easier and better for the boat
Improvements, our standoff box makes things easier and better for the boat
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#6
?? I would say opposite especially as the engine placement with a Bravo drive unit is some 9" farther aft than a TRS drive.
With the Arneson the standoff box provides much better CG for the boat.
With the Arneson the standoff box provides much better CG for the boat.
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