keith warham
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I would like some information from round nose guy's on stut depth an angle of strut.
thanks
keith
thanks
keith
What hull you running? Does it have a break in the bottom angled up to the nose it will lift more so set the strut about 1/4 deeper than the sponson depth. You must have a good balance point too, 90% of the afterplane or more.I would like some information from round nose guy's on stut depth an angle of strut.
thanks
keith
Id add 6 oz of lead to the front and get a 1457 at wide open high speed the boat should dance on the sponsons when right. You want to get the cg as close to the sponson transom as you can..... what motor are you running and pipe?@<lengthPhil, I believe it is a newton design. It was built by a friend how ever befor it was finished he passed away. It does break up to the front and the CG is about 1" behind the sponson. The center line of the strut is 1" below the bottom of the hull running a 1455 prop. It run hard but has a bit of a bounce to it. Will try lowering the strut more.Thanks for the info.
keith
Mike, it's a K&B probably modified and the pipe length is 11 1/2" The boat runs hard but loose.Id add 6 oz of lead to the front and get a 1457 at wide open high speed the boat should dance on the sponsons when right. You want to get the cg as close to the sponson transom as you can..... what motor are you running and pipe?@<lengthPhil, I believe it is a newton design. It was built by a friend how ever befor it was finished he passed away. It does break up to the front and the CG is about 1" behind the sponson. The center line of the strut is 1" below the bottom of the hull running a 1455 prop. It run hard but has a bit of a bounce to it. Will try lowering the strut more.Thanks for the info.
keith
Keith, have a look at Pauls Supertest next race. The strut may be deeper than yours....Pretty sure the hulls will be very similar....Pauls runs very nice.....
I would like some information from round nose guy's on stut depth an angle of strut.
thanks
keith
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