JAE 45 TWIN

[Buddy Benedict]

Need some opinions on this boat. I am looking into taking the plunge and build myself a twin. Looking to do a 45 or a light weight 67 since I have the motors.

Buddy

 

[Chris Wood]

Personally for racing specially in twin. Bigger is more stable. I would go 67. Plus more torque for bigger props which hook up better in ruff water

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[charles siler]

Here's my JAE45 build

 

[mtruex]

Charles, looks like you built it with the tub sides upside down.

 

[Mike Siriani]

I know that feeling all to well

 

[julianconde]

Twin 45 that's what I would do. I'm using 2317-19-38, 2319-19-38 it will be a beast of a boat.

 

[Buddy Benedict]

Was at my sons today and took inventory of our 45's and since we have 7+ I think I'll go with the 45JAE twin. Now should I use the JAE hardware or go with Speedmaster hardware.

 

[Joe Warren]

Charles, looks like you built it with the tub sides upside down.

Oh **** I hate when that happens!!

 

[charles siler]

Charles, looks like you built it with the tub sides upside down.

Charles, looks like you built it with the tub sides upside down.

You be right it's taken a little bit to fix

 

[Joe Warren]

Iam sure he followed the J A E Instructions?

 

[mtruex]

Truth is it would still work fine if you fix the ride height with the sponsons.

 

[Mike Siriani]

Also need to redrill the center motor mount