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Originally Posted by thirdchildhood
(Post 3689569)
Excuse me? I know what I just said. How to drive a fast single in rough water without tab indicators and without flipping it off of rouge waves. WTF do YOU know?
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glad to see everyone is ok, theres a big different in running a boat with lil tabs and 380 k planes. I've run all 3 in my 24. the lil ones use to break off lol. I'm running the 380s on the 28footer. there great as long as you know where they are. I would stick with cables. good luck Mike.
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Originally Posted by AIR TIME
(Post 3689832)
what do you have for tabs????
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How much "feel" do you have for the tabs on a multi stepped hull in a turn? Maybe tab was being used while turning and wasn't where the indicator said? Just a thought I know going straight it's obvious when a tab is dragging
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Originally Posted by Bullhead
(Post 3689802)
I would think not having an indicator would be a better situation than having one that was giving you inaccurate information
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Originally Posted by thirdchildhood
(Post 3689945)
Dual ram Bennetts.
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Originally Posted by articfriends
(Post 3689982)
There is where the difference in your opinion and your experiences will be drastically different than this 29O/L, I too have twin ram bennets and mine I have even modified by making relacement tabs from stainless that are 22" long. Even with mine legthened I can only feel them making boat handle slightly different, it does drag my boat when they are buried BUT I could drive there and boat wouldn't trip on a wave or anything real crazy. On the other hand I have driven a boat about the size of mine with the giant race ones, holy SHIIT, with them buried it felt like the boat was going to bury the bow and go under water and if they weren't even it was dangerous to drive , my guess would be they put some pretty big tabs on that boat to make it act longer/run stable and it is critical to have the tabs in the right position, Smitty
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Just glad to open up one of these threads and find out that nobody was hurt.
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Just guessing but if the indicator was bad, and the tab was not in the position he expected I can see where you could be surprised. And it makes more sense if they were not running hard, because at speed you would definately feel the tab being off. I can't comment on this or any other boat, but I would never drive mine without working indicators. On my boat a small tab change makes a big difference, only need to tap the buttons to make normal adjustments.
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Originally Posted by hotjava66
(Post 3690127)
Just guessing but if the indicator was bad, and the tab was not in the position he expected I can see where you could be surprised. And it makes more sense if they were not running hard, because at speed you would definately feel the tab being off. I can't comment on this or any other boat, but I would never drive mine without working indicators. On my boat a small tab change makes a big difference, only need to tap the buttons to make normal adjustments.
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