What does it take to run your props inward??
 

On 3a's?? I would like to try it and see what happens. I know on the Bravo's you can just run it in reverse but have been told that's a no go on 3a's. What needs to be done to try it?

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

Not sure about #3's, but with #6's you have to swap the drives. I'm swapping mine to spin out.....tired of looking like a 12 year old while parking! :D :D It's a bear to get around in the docks with them spinning in, but in all fairness, I didn't get enough seat time to get used to it.

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

you need to swap the drives

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

Yup.

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

on 5's change sides on lower halfs of drives , tried turning in not as good as out. and yes hard at docks.

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

Mine turn in on bravos now. Just bought the boat and havn't got it wet yet. What are the advantages to this? I hear the disadvantages. What does it take to swap back if needed?
Thanks

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

It's different on every boat...but usually 2-4 mph's faster spinning in.

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

hmmmm.... may be worth looking bad at the dock for that :evilb:

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

Drain oil and change the lowers.1 gasket and no steering or trim to R&R. Turning in more bow lift. Docking will get a little
funner. I ran crash boxes turning in on a cat for 4 years.I'm
still alive.

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

so it was dumb luck?