Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

spinning in in most cases will pick up a little speed but will also make most boats handle differently alot of times it will cause the boat to chime walk especially velocity, as for # 3s swap the drives for bravos you need to change the hook up at the shifter......

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

If the dock's not crowded it's OK. Add a couple dozen boats and a little cross wind and things get exciting really fast!! :eek:

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

No way work got in the way. :drink:

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

Great info.
So my Bravos w/IMCO lowers, I only need to swap shift cables and props? Thanks! :drink:

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

Docking with inbound only takes seat time and paying attention to what you are doing. No sweat with my cat.

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

I'm no expert, but doesn't the drives being farther apart on a cat make it easier?

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

Well that pretty much settles that...I wont be swaping my drives around! :eek: :drink:

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

Ive got a VERY dumb question, If your spinning in, your LH prop is on the starboard side correct?

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

It's worth trying..Mine spin "In" I just dock like a single engine boat & use the inboard {dockside} engine when i am close

Craig..I think i have a guy interested in your big props

Re: What does it take to run your props inward??
 

LH meaning left hand prop? if yes then yes. If you're spinning out right now and you change it to spinning in your original left hand prop (spinning out/ originally on the port side) would be on your starboard side when spinning in. makes sense? :D