Adv/disadvantages of Surface drives on V's
06-16-2004, 09:35 PM
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Re: Adv/disadvantages of Surface drives on V's
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The Titaniums are XR style Bravo's. Jeff is looking for a speedmaster replacement, as we will be upgrading the power over the winter to 1000+. Our drives are strong, but not that strong.
Steve
The Titaniums are XR style Bravo's. Jeff is looking for a speedmaster replacement, as we will be upgrading the power over the winter to 1000+. Our drives are strong, but not that strong.
Steve
06-17-2004, 06:02 AM
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Re: Adv/disadvantages of Surface drives on V's
Older set of ASD # 8's just remounted on a 39 ft Cat.
These things are pretty much bullet proof. They understand big power and straight forward real well. Increased HP to the shaft and increased MPH.
Handling: The closer they are together the more difficult to dock. Like what was mentioned previously, "experience will overcome most of that". Staggered set ups would be the worst case scenerio.
This particular set up has the props approx 7 feet apart.
These things are pretty much bullet proof. They understand big power and straight forward real well. Increased HP to the shaft and increased MPH.
Handling: The closer they are together the more difficult to dock. Like what was mentioned previously, "experience will overcome most of that". Staggered set ups would be the worst case scenerio.
This particular set up has the props approx 7 feet apart.
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