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On Feb 19, 10:48 am, Josh Assing wrote:
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? A number of years ago, I added one to a 17' bass boat with a 75hp motor. The hole shot was noticiably better, lost maybe 1 mph on the top end, The best part was remarkably lower planing speed. Didn't notice any difference in turn performance. |
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