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I posted this to a number of groups as I'm sure it's of interest to all.
I'm looking to purchase a CV coupling to go between the engine and the prop shaft. The two contenders seem to be either an Aquadrive or a PythonDrive. The PythonDrive is cheaper. Has anyone any experience with the PythonDrive. Will it handle movement from a soft mounted engine in up/ down, side/ side and fore/ aft directions. My engine is currently coupled to the prop shaft with a R&D flexible shaft coupling, this is basically a plastic plate that can flex slightly. Although the setup works, it's a bit primitive. At certain throttle settings the engine bounces about a bit and vibrations can be felt. Any info will be appreciated. Adrian Smith |
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