Steps to adjust Stellings Standoff Boxes
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My propshaft height using a straight edge to the front of the nosecone on my bravo std lowers comes in at 4.5 inches below the running surface. I rarely have more than 2 people in the boat and minimal gear. Even when I tested 27p mirage 3 blades the boat came on plane fine without using tabs so I think we're ok in that respect. I'd like to get the bow up some more, but if we move to -2 shorties will it hurt or help this?
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My propshaft height using a straight edge to the front of the nosecone on my bravo std lowers comes in at 4.5 inches below the running surface. I rarely have more than 2 people in the boat and minimal gear. Even when I tested 27p mirage 3 blades the boat came on plane fine without using tabs so I think we're ok in that respect. I'd like to get the bow up some more, but if we move to -2 shorties will it hurt or help this?
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My propshaft height using a straight edge to the front of the nosecone on my bravo std lowers comes in at 4.5 inches below the running surface. I rarely have more than 2 people in the boat and minimal gear. Even when I tested 27p mirage 3 blades the boat came on plane fine without using tabs so I think we're ok in that respect. I'd like to get the bow up some more, but if we move to -2 shorties will it hurt or help this?
If anything, I would have the props labbed to reduce stern lift and increase bow lift.
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Thanks Griff, I've been talking to BBlades but we need to test some more with the 30s before settling on a plan for a prop mod. If I do the shorties after the props we might end up with expensive paperweights so its a coin toss now. Anyone have 2 shorty lowers they can lend me?




