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Old 03-19-2006, 06:57 PM
Bryan A. Bryan A. is offline
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Default QL Trim Tabs

I have seen these things in this years catalogues and the G man had them on Ship Shape this week. What do you guys think?
Good concept for a 20SF or Seafari that may spent alot of time on and off the beach, no plate to get ripped off. Good for trailering. Nothing to lose that big fish on. But more drag in the water???
I have Lencos already on the big boat but my 20SF has no tabs, maybe in the future but I think I'll wait awhile to see how these play out.
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Old 03-20-2006, 01:49 AM
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Default Re: QL Trim Tabs

I like the concept. Probably not good for boats 100% in the water but perfect for trailered boats for all the reasons you said. Question, the G man had a problem with his curved transom, how's the transom on our boats? I've never paid too much attention to this area.
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