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TeamSaris 01-02-2011 09:05 PM

Generally the more setback you have (including notch) the higher you mount the drive...I think the rule of thumb was and extra inch for every foot or something like that

Philm 01-02-2011 09:28 PM


Originally Posted by Tom A. (Post 3287445)
My 2003 X was high too and mine had the notch. I had notches to clear the exhaust.

Your X was pretty high from what Marty said. I talked to him about the boat a few months back, was supposed to go for a ride but didnt. he said he wanted to try a spacer in it as it was blowing out with anything past neutral trim and losing speed.

Jdubs full vee is definitely a smoother ride than mine with a pad. I dont think it is the driver but you never know. Of course it isnt as fast as the pad bottoms...:lolhit:

Tom A. 01-05-2011 10:16 AM

I usually ran the boat with just a touch of tab and the drive just past neutral. I saw 85 mph with 550-570 hp. Iwas going to play with spacers if I kept the boat. Mine was the first one built with the extension box.

Mastercraft240 01-07-2011 05:08 PM


Originally Posted by Tom A. (Post 3289269)
I usually ran the boat with just a touch of tab and the drive just past neutral. I saw 85 mph with 550-570 hp. Iwas going to play with spacers if I kept the boat. Mine was the first one built with the extension box.

Tom, I run it pretty much the same. Tabs down to 3ish and trim between 3 and 5. At high speeds, I usually take the tabs all the way up and trim all the way to 6.5 - 7. Tabs may help calm the boat down on those runs, but Im just not willing to risk the bow steer.:eek::party-smiley-004:

OL40SVX 01-07-2011 05:17 PM


Originally Posted by mastercraft240 (Post 3291374)
Tom, I run it pretty much the same. Tabs down to 3ish and trim between 3 and 5. At high speeds, I usually take the tabs all the way up and trim all the way to 6.5 - 7. Tabs may help calm the boat down on those runs, but Im just not willing to risk the bow steer.:eek::party-smiley-004:

A little tab to settle the boat shouldnt be a problem.

TeamSaris 01-07-2011 07:31 PM


Originally Posted by fountain40icbm (Post 3291378)
A little tab to settle the boat shouldnt be a problem.

Yea.

Jay if you look at the pics of us racing, we run that biotch locked in. Kryptos dont mind tab at all. Keep the drive level or up just a **** hair with some tab and ittl run nice

Tom A. 01-10-2011 09:25 AM

Exactly! The tabs added that little extra length that really planted the boat and made it run level. It was very light in the nose and tended to ride nose up and slap if you didn't drag the tabs slightly.

TYPHOON 01-11-2011 09:45 PM

This is a hard one. Both of my Krpto's had a notched trans with no box on the drive. I always put weight in the front to make weight when racing in F1. For what ever reason my boats always ran fastest and best with the extra weight I had carry forward. We had to weigh 4700 lbs coming out which ment adding aprox 200-300 lbs. Now in racing thats a hugh advantage to be able to place the weight where you wanted. Everyone else that had to place weight always and I mean always put there weight in the transom for max speed. We would put it just in front of the dash and go forward from there if the water got bigger.
If you Krypto owners have noticed we have to do our set up a little differant. Taking advice from someone who has never owned a Kryto is most likely not going to help us. Its great you guy's all share all your info. Mine is only one dementioal WOT turn left. :evilb:
MD

TeamSaris 01-12-2011 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by TYPHOON (Post 3294984)
Taking advice from someone who has never owned a Kryto is most likely not going to help us. MD

Took the words right outta my mouth

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