getrdunn

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Just wondering if someone could post a pic or two of the back of there boat with there drives in a downward position. Just looking for some comparisons. V-bottom with twins, 28 to 36ft. Bravo or TRS drives.

It's to late to explain right now however this will help me out a lot.

Thanks very much,
John

fireboatpilot

OK, I'm curious? You forget how it all goes back together? I have a few pics of the back of the cat when the Bravos where still on it. Not a "V" but shows where it all goes. Just farther apart with a big hole in the middle. Let me know what you need.

BGIII

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What is your email address John? I have a few that might help but cannot post pictures here.

cigrocket

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The First Picture, probably won't help you, but its my 35' mistress that I owned. This is after I took off the TRS and put on Konrads which are 1.7" shorter then the TRS.

The Second picture is my 38' Top Gun with SSM IIIA's, they have a super high x dimension, they run like surface drives almost. Setup at CHIEF ENGINES.

The last picture is the mistress with the original TRS setup and conservative Cigarette deep x dimension.

Hope this helps a little

bigboat28

cigrocket do all IIIa's have high x or is it just the way you mounted them?

wjb21ndtown

I have a 32' Baja with TRS's. I'd post the pics of the stern, but my Photobucket is acting up. If you give me your email address I'd be happy to mail them to you.

brians fever

here is mine 1998 38 fever

spazboz

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Hope things are well up there. Here is a picture of the old 357. Its the only one I have. But If you need more pictures, I can take a shot of the 311 with TRS, or the 26 Nova with Alpha's. All are stock X.

Nick

EWPE

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Here is my 1975 35 Cigarette Awesome with Bravo XRs.

sikinboat

look in the classified ads almost all the boats have a pic of there drives