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Old 08-19-2003, 04:57 PM
LiveLine LiveLine is offline
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Default Re: To bracket or not to bracket ?

What kind of fin are you talking about? A doel fin or something similiar to Bob's?
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Old 08-19-2003, 08:43 PM
skip v skip v is offline
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Default Re: To bracket or not to bracket ?

Thanks for the help---Why a 30" bracket? Do I need it for the tilt or the added flotation. Due to the weight of my engine I would like my bow being stuck a little more, I can always trim up. I run offshore mostly and prefer not to pound. I have a fin on my mako which helps me from sliding on the corners. Don,t know if it would do much on the 23 as its a tank and takes a lot of push to getit moving. Once its on its feet it handles like a sports car.
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Old 08-19-2003, 11:02 PM
Reel Smoker Reel Smoker is offline
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Default Re: To bracket or not to bracket ?

Skip,the 30 inch or wide body bracket will give you more bouyancy at the stern and will bring your nose down being that its installed properly.You wont need a dolfin and as far as triming I find myself only using when I have to correct peoples weight. The more I use my boat now that I installed an Armstrong bracket the more I like it,infact I was considering selling it to get a bigger boat but reality finally set in I dont need it,I got the best 23 ever built SEACRAFT which I consider it a 25 now with all the space I gained. Go for it,believe me you wont regret it one bit. RS.
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