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Propshaft Height Or X
LOOKING FOR FEED BACK, I am changing a x of 14 = 8'' prop shaft height to 17 1/2 or 18''= 3 1/2'' or 3'' prop shaft height. for my set up which is a konrad ace with a 8'' box, I have a friend with a non step vee at 4 3/8'' no box and he is doing great. so Iam looking for others that have a high x or what do most of the nonstep boats have. thanks for any feed back. art
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Hi Artie, just remember all boat will have different characteristics. I would talk to the manufacturer as they should good starting point. When making choices on a box flexibility is key to allow adjustability in your set up as you test. What type of tabs are you going to use? I would go with the 380's as you are using a box. Safety first and for most before speed.
Jeb |
One other thing to consider would be to move the engine forward to help balance the boat. This would have to use less tab. You know me as well I run my tabs flat.
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Full pleasure 28 Pantera's run a 17" X dimension. With the ITS Jo raised it a 1/2 inch on Patriot Games.
Set it at 18" and use a Stellings box that gives you an inch of up or down movement. |
Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 2990330)
Full pleasure 28 Pantera's run a 17" X dimension. With the ITS Jo raised it a 1/2 inch on Patriot Games.
Set it at 18" and use a Stellings box that gives you an inch of up or down movement. |
Arti don't brain F this thing!!! LOL
remember it is easier to put a spacer in there. Actually if you lift it up to high I know some one that has the standard lower that could be swapped out fo your shortie. :D |
Originally Posted by Biggus
(Post 2990544)
Griff, are they using a standard length Bravo or the -2 (when fitted with ITS)
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Originally Posted by mrv8outboard
(Post 2990226)
Hi Artie, just remember all boat will have different characteristics. I would talk to the manufacturer as they should good starting point. When making choices on a box flexibility is key to allow adjustability in your set up as you test. What type of tabs are you going to use? I would go with the 380's as you are using a box. Safety first and for most before speed.
Jeb |
Originally Posted by mrv8outboard
(Post 2990227)
One other thing to consider would be to move the engine forward to help balance the boat. This would have to use less tab. You know me as well I run my tabs flat.
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Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 2990330)
Full pleasure 28 Pantera's run a 17" X dimension. With the ITS Jo raised it a 1/2 inch on Patriot Games.
Set it at 18" and use a Stellings box that gives you an inch of up or down movement. |
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