blueprinting a hull
12-04-2007 | 11:37 AM
#12
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From: Holland, Mich
what about just sharpening the keel
any impact? worth it?
I have a notched transom, would you just sharpen the notched area, or anywhere in front of the (twin) drives.
I have some nicks to fill and a previous boat name to take off the transom, might have the glass guy quote sharpening the keel if it helps
speed is low/mid 70's right now on a 24 deg non step
( formula 336)
Ramb
any impact? worth it?
I have a notched transom, would you just sharpen the notched area, or anywhere in front of the (twin) drives.
I have some nicks to fill and a previous boat name to take off the transom, might have the glass guy quote sharpening the keel if it helps
speed is low/mid 70's right now on a 24 deg non step
( formula 336)
Ramb
12-05-2007 | 12:14 PM
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From: Holland, Mi USA.
The back edge of the hull at the transom if it has a radius it can suck the hull down into the water. A sharp edge there, should allow clean water to the prop(s). That is a good thing!
My buddy sharpened his on his 28' and saw a speed gain.. dont remember how much. So it is worth trying.. .02..
My buddy sharpened his on his 28' and saw a speed gain.. dont remember how much. So it is worth trying.. .02..
