oh yeah babby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
guess what I am going to get when they become available? (evil grin)
what props have they tried so far?
i 6think ron is running an abc prop, but not an h series. maybe he will share. i ran a 1445 on my sundowner, had better speeds with more traditional rigger props, 1740's were slower. i need to add rear shoes to my ob conversion, went a slightly different route on converting my ib kit.........ron & dick's boats ran very well at the wtc, gonna be a good option for us ob guys B) !! thanx, joe.For nitro OB...how about a 1740/3?
Im glad we converted you Danny. More outboards the better..........Joe, please count me in for a kit. I've been considering building an outrigger for some time now. But, I've wanted to build another OB boat even more. Now that I see I can do both, at once, you've got my attention!
Here's the thread I started when I started considered building an OB mono: http://www.intlwaters.com/index.php?showtopic=51500 But it looks like it'll be an OB hydro instead.
Danny. The cavitation plate serves no purpose but to block the prop spray on an ob hydro. I trimmed mine to leave just enough to hold the water pick-up.As far as I can tell most outriggers run with the prop only halfway in the water... What effect does the cavitation plate on the outboard engine have on the prop and the boat's handling/speed?
I tried several different props. The extra lifter props 1700 and JG series like we used to run on the Sundowners worked the best. My boat was a test boat and once the ski height is adjusted to lower the transom of the boat, a 1400 series prop should be perfect.Ron what prop where you running at the tunnel champs?
Thanks Shane
No. I had the same results as Joe above. I had the best results with lifter and tipped props. Rounded tip props such as the H7 didn't work as well.Did you ever go as big as a h7
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