17ft Sims Super V : Full Restore : Turbo'd Engine : 3 weeks!

[Matt]

Sniff of nitrous to get the boost up.

[Matt]

I think he had a land and sea torque shift

Originally Posted by Jon Fuller

Surface drive / super cavitating prop (cleaver) is the answer, but probably not with this application. Hence the suggestion of a vario.

Member 'JW.' on here had a variable pitch prop for sale some time ago, I tried to find the post to link to it, but failed.

Agreed, great to see someone doing something completely different. Hope it pans out well.

[motorvator]

Originally Posted by Jon Fuller

Errrrr, I think I've seen that one.

Just think how peaceful it's going to be from now on.

Bloody 'ell you had me searching on that one. 'Spose that's the dangers of spending far too much time on the boat or working and not enough on the internet.

[Gibbon]

Cheers for all the advice lads. Were taking it all in. We will now make sure we do the correct procedure to check the alignmentand make sure the spline moves freely in and out of the gimbal.

Any more info welcome, we dont turn it down.

Cheers
Andy

[Capn' Chaos]

Originally Posted by Gibbon

Cheers for all the advice lads. Were taking it all in. We will now make sure we do the correct procedure to check the alignmentand make sure the spline moves freely in and out of the gimbal.

Any more info welcome, we dont turn it down.

Cheers
Andy

Andy,

Hi. Just a quick question, but what made you pick the smaller RS engine above say a larger unit with more cylinders?

Krys

[scooby_hugh]

probably weight or they just had a spare one lying around, i would have chosen a cossie yb but its their choice and i think the build looks awesome, any updates so far by the way?

[TheOrs]

Originally Posted by scooby_hugh

any updates so far by the way?

I think they are on their holiday at the mo'.