High speed turns
I am wondering where the drive and tab locations should be if you were turning in a race type turn around a mark. I have a v hull w/ twin outboards.
Thanks guys Josh |
Not trimmed down or under and power through the turn. You don't want the nose to fall and catch a wave. You want to carry the bow. So,,,slow down before you start the turn, not during.
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UUHhh Ron P,,, do ya want to know if it is a Step slider or a deep turning V before ya give that answer ??/:evilb: ,, or maybe your like that Joey guy who could outturn anyone ,, remember???":D :rolleyes:
RHC ps: I do agree with the slow down |
Originally Posted by RHC
(Post 2063671)
UUHhh Ron P,,, or maybe your like that Joey guy who could outturn anyone ,, remember???":D :rolleyes:
RHC Skeg monster? :D |
I don't think there would be a "blanket" answer to this.
Every hull is going to react a little different - or a lot different. If you're running th Banana in your tag line, I'm sure Charlie could chime in and tell you what kinda shorts you should be wearing depending on different conditions and how your trying to run the boat |
Originally Posted by chippin it
(Post 2063766)
we just hold it:evilb:
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Just don't do it! Especially if medical personell and a bunch of helicopters aren't flying above. More accidents are caused by the "rookie powerslide" than all other accidents put together!
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Originally Posted by Titan
(Post 2063843)
Thats cause you are crazy. And your wheel man trusts you. Ha HA Ha:D :D
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Trying to find that controlled slide is no easy task.:cool:
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Originally Posted by GARBAGEMAN
(Post 2063874)
If it's not broken don't fix it. :evilb: :evilb:
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