supervee27 How to keep it on the water?
04-30-2008, 10:04 AM
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supervee27 How to keep it on the water?
Having trouble with the sv 27 staying upright. All stock with grim 40/53 prop. Currently running a little down angle in the stinger drive, maybe 1 or 2 degrees along with a little down angle on the tabs. The boat is not performing back flips anymore(actually landed a few and kept going). However it still rolls easily when taking the light chop(1or 2 inches) or even other wakes from the side. Will more down angle in either the prop or the tabs help the rolling? Is anyone putting any weight into these boats? I realize that some of these answers may be in the big SV27 thread, but I haven't found them yet.
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RE: supervee27 How to keep it on the water?
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Having trouble with the sv 27 staying upright. All stock with grim 40/53 prop. Currently running a little down angle in the stinger drive, maybe 1 or 2 degrees along with a little down angle on the tabs. The boat is not performing back flips anymore(actually landed a few and kept going). However it still rolls easily when taking the light chop(1or 2 inches) or even other wakes from the side. Will more down angle in either the prop or the tabs help the rolling? Is anyone putting any weight into these boats? I realize that some of these answers may be in the big SV27 thread, but I haven't found them yet.
Having trouble with the sv 27 staying upright. All stock with grim 40/53 prop. Currently running a little down angle in the stinger drive, maybe 1 or 2 degrees along with a little down angle on the tabs. The boat is not performing back flips anymore(actually landed a few and kept going). However it still rolls easily when taking the light chop(1or 2 inches) or even other wakes from the side. Will more down angle in either the prop or the tabs help the rolling? Is anyone putting any weight into these boats? I realize that some of these answers may be in the big SV27 thread, but I haven't found them yet.
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04-30-2008, 05:11 PM
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RE: supervee27 How to keep it on the water?
Thanks, JD. I may give that a try next. Interesting that you put it that far back, I was thinking more like under the engine.
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RE: supervee27 How to keep it on the water?
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Thanks, JD. I may give that a try next. Interesting that you put it that far back, I was thinking more like under the engine.
Thanks, JD. I may give that a try next. Interesting that you put it that far back, I was thinking more like under the engine.
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05-01-2008, 06:30 AM
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RE: supervee27 How to keep it on the water?
Jerry I wish I had a school teacher when I was young that could use great colorfull english like you do ie] CRAM .......... love that word he he he .
