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![]() "Josh Assing" wrote in message ... So, a buddy and I were talking -- he said I wasted my money on trim tabs. I said I did not. The conversation revolved around the use of whale tails (foils on the cavitation plate). I said that they could help; but would add stress to the outdrive, and if something that simple really helped, manufactures would make their cavitation plates larger. What's the general opinion on them? Our 19 ft CC with 125hp I/O (no power trim) has a Stingray hydrofoil, and without it, the prop cavitates very easily in a high power turn. A bit lower planing speed and less bow rise with it, but the reason I keep it on is mainly cavitation prevention. |
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