Phoenix 8 trim problem
05-07-2005 | 08:04 PM
#51
RE: Phoenix 8 trim problem
I was not sure what it was, bought it new in 1985, and finally finished it...(thought the Curare was out of production by then). If someone has a pic of a Curare or Atlanta, I would appreciate seeing it. tyvm...Big_G
05-07-2005 | 08:10 PM
#52
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RE: Phoenix 8 trim problem
ORIGINAL: big_G
I was not sure what it was, bought it new in 1985, and finally finished it...(thought the Curare was out of production by then). If someone has a pic of a Curare or Atlanta, I would appreciate seeing it. tyvm...Big_G
I was not sure what it was, bought it new in 1985, and finally finished it...(thought the Curare was out of production by then). If someone has a pic of a Curare or Atlanta, I would appreciate seeing it. tyvm...Big_G
Not to worry Curares are pretty cool too!
05-08-2005 | 01:33 PM
#54
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RE: Phoenix 8 trim problem
ORIGINAL: roncoleman
Big G
You should let that Rossi really do some talking, try a APC prop. The prop in your photo is mostly all scream with no bite. JMHO
Big G
You should let that Rossi really do some talking, try a APC prop. The prop in your photo is mostly all scream with no bite. JMHO
05-08-2005 | 05:18 PM
#56
RE: Phoenix 8 trim problem
Big G
I'm not saying you should change prop size as we are talking about (your) Old School. Plus you may not want to fool with the pipe going to a larger size prop. JMO that a APC prop would do a better job for you.
I'm not saying you should change prop size as we are talking about (your) Old School. Plus you may not want to fool with the pipe going to a larger size prop. JMO that a APC prop would do a better job for you.
