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I've already admitted that I don't have a lot of experience with
outdrives, but I ran into something this morning with the Pro Line that was fixed that may, or may not, be imagination. I took the boat up to Webster Lake this morning to run it up for a prospective buyer. Everything seems to work ok - boat is running fine,nothing seems amiss, but I noticed something odd - or at least I think it's odd. When you cram the throttle for a hole shot, the boat rotates slightly to starboard along it's bow/stern axis - almost like the torgue roll you get with a high horsepower car. At least it feels like that to me - it's not a violent movement by any means, but it feels funky. It that normal? Just asking - I've never "felt" this before on other outdrive boats I've tested or driven. |
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