Drive shower pickup tube length
#2
Yes it can.
Just enough tp expose the angle of intake.
Just enough tp expose the angle of intake.
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#5
Depending on the placement, angle and length, the tube can cause a ventilating issue to the face of the propeller blades.
This scenario is relatively rare.
Also, as related to performance in general, anything in the water flow creates drag.
This scenario is relatively rare.
Also, as related to performance in general, anything in the water flow creates drag.
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#7
Originally Posted by noboat
That's why I use this type of "pick up"! 

#8
Originally Posted by carney
where are you picking up water. and I also agree that the tube length has a effect on the water to the prop. I shortened the pick up and fixed the blow out.
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Julie/Brett, pick up tube downstream of the prop can effect water flow to the prop? My IMCO drive shower tip extends 1 1/4" below cavation plate and is less than 1/4" from prop tip. This is too close?
Last edited by red thunder; 03-16-2006 at 08:20 PM.





