26 Outlaw Transom Angle
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It's probably the standard 13 or 13.5 as most boats, but you can also measure it yourself. I think you just need a straight edge coming off the bottom of the hull, and then put a straight edge or board against the transom, and see what the angle is.
You could also take a piece of plywood and mock up the cross section of what the extension box is - 13ºin 13º out (or whatever it is) and flush it up against the transom and see where your drive will be.
You could also take a piece of plywood and mock up the cross section of what the extension box is - 13ºin 13º out (or whatever it is) and flush it up against the transom and see where your drive will be.
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It's probably the standard 13 or 13.5 as most boats, but you can also measure it yourself. I think you just need a straight edge coming off the bottom of the hull, and then put a straight edge or board against the transom, and see what the angle is.
You could also take a piece of plywood and mock up the cross section of what the extension box is - 13ºin 13º out (or whatever it is) and flush it up against the transom and see where your drive will be.
You could also take a piece of plywood and mock up the cross section of what the extension box is - 13ºin 13º out (or whatever it is) and flush it up against the transom and see where your drive will be.
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Originally Posted by TW720HVY
That is a good idea, but hopefully someone will post the answer saying the angle is 11.583º or something like that.


Be careful as having it too deep isn't good neither is having it too high.
Last edited by Irishtornado; 03-27-2011 at 10:21 AM.


