#6's or Bravo style drives?
11-15-2005 | 11:24 AM
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Re: #6's or Bravo style drives?
Originally Posted by ratman
if your boats a cat look at the asd's bullet proof drives and badazz looking units
Why would it have to be a cat? I have seen quite a few V's running them with sucsess........
11-15-2005 | 08:38 PM
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Re: #6's or Bravo style drives?
Originally Posted by dgduck13
Why would it have to be a cat? I have seen quite a few V's running them with sucsess........
However, you are right many v-hulls work well with ASDs...but some hulls it might not be a good match if alot of bow lift is needed.
11-15-2005 | 09:36 PM
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Re: #6's or Bravo style drives?
If I was rigging from new I'd go with the #6's one time. You wont be worried about breaking it every time you go out. You'll probably save money in the long run from all the repairs and you will have better resale value for sure than you will with an aftermarket drive. If you're worried about scrubbing a couple of miles an hour than stick your motor in a tiny v-drive and haul a$$.................
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