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Looking for props for my twin 45.
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WTB Props for Twin 45
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I tried a pair of 1657's, but I broke a shaft on second run so never really got it dialled in. I borrowed 1457's and it was good,but a little loose and another boater suggested 2216's.
The boat is a super coyote with Mac 45's. Lead was added at last race-very windy
The boat is a super coyote with Mac 45's. Lead was added at last race-very windy
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Craig,
Did you get that from Eric Canto?
I think a pair of 2215's would be a great start.
The 1657's maybe just a little too big in diameter
for good throttle response when heat racing.
Nice Set Up,
Mark Sholund
Did you get that from Eric Canto?
I think a pair of 2215's would be a great start.
The 1657's maybe just a little too big in diameter
for good throttle response when heat racing.
Nice Set Up,
Mark Sholund
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Chris Wood
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Man that boat looks familiar for some reason ?
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1655s SGX TWIN 45 MACs H-30 cut down work real well and 1462 cut down works super also. Talk to Andy Brown @ CMDI
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Boat originally came from US, but I don't know it's history. PM sent regarding 2215's
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Ryon, did you build the boat. Interesting way to do the stuffing tubes.
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The boat was built by the late A T Wright(spelling on the last name), and Eric Canto ended up with the boat some how. I got the boat and finished up the last little bit on the boat. As for the stuffing tube design that was called a floating tube or close to that and is the original design. I just didn't have the time to really get the boat dialed in but as you can see from the video it had lots of potential. Good luck with it and share some videos once you get it in the water. Ryon
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Handling is going to be your biggest concern with this boat. Props will have a big impact on that. I would put a pair of worked 1460's on it and it will go very fast and give you the best chance at finishing some laps.
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