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4shore 05-19-2016 08:17 PM

Trim tab placement
 
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I know it's been talked About before but my situation is maybe a bit more unique. I am getting rid of my ugly bottom paint and doing a white epoxy from the chines down. I have this chunk of starboard to mount my transducers to and it won't allow me to install the Bennett bolts 3" from the chine. How important is this spacing? How do these tabs react when they are spanning the longitudinal chines?

4shore 05-19-2016 08:19 PM

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Pic with tab

NoBones 05-19-2016 10:54 PM

No good....

They have to be as far outboard as possible !!

Make it work, they do on the ole' NoBones ...;)

kmoose 05-20-2016 05:55 AM

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Originally Posted by NoBones (Post 243942)
No good....

They have to be as far outboard as possible !!

Make it work, they do on the ole' NoBones ...;)

Agreed, you absolutely need to get them as far out as you can. Putting them inside can cause all kinds of craziness and will probably throw bad water into your ducer.

4shore 05-20-2016 07:04 AM

Yeah I see in the instructions where they want them outboard but it also says it requires a 3" space from the outer corners. Due to my X ducer placement they would have to go right at the edge. Should I just go to the trouble of relocating the X ducker panel or will they work set at the corners?

Tarpun 05-22-2016 09:42 PM

No Bones' tabs are old school so. fl xl and span the outer two chines. I can't remember if they go all the way out to the chine but his work very effectivly. I think they are 24".


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