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Motorheads5
04-08-2008, 09:57 PM
what are you guy's doing after machining an impeller to allow for driveshaft length?
after setting back my impeller I have about a 1/2" movement fore and aft on driveshaft I thought about trying to slide engine back or is there a longer coupler I should use?
There should not be much, the shortshaft and driveshaft tend to be in one place, you just moved the prop back on the shortshaft when cutting the back of the prop. I like to move it to the rear of the wear ring.
Motorheads5
04-08-2008, 10:17 PM
yeah that's where I am now back of the wear ring basically I took off 6mm and that is how much play I have now of course the silicone is dry now.
Shove the motor as far back as it will go and leave about 1/4 inch for engine movement, make sure your aligned correctly as well. If its too tite, you could damage something landing a 20 footer...........
Motorheads5
04-08-2008, 10:28 PM
haha ok that's what I was thinking, I'm pulling the 650 tonite getting ready for the 750 , I was curious If I needed to be ordering a longer coupling or something sound's good thank's crab
Motorheads5
04-08-2008, 10:32 PM
by the way crab thank's for the x2 picked it up yesterday that thing is unmollested very nice surprised you let her go!
by the way crab thank's for the x2 picked it up yesterday that thing is unmollested very nice surprised you let her go!
Thats why I got it, I would almost rather get a beater and make something from it. (Plus I still have 3.)
Motorheads5
04-08-2008, 10:51 PM
Thats why I got it, I would almost rather get a beater and make something from it. (Plus I still have 3.)
still have 3 lol that explain's it.
still have 3 lol that explain's it.
And 2 yami's.
Motorheads5
04-08-2008, 11:33 PM
is that 1 yami in a x2
is that 1 yami in a x2Not yet, the conversion ski is just in pieces. I have a squarenose and roundy.
madscientist
04-09-2008, 01:43 AM
once again nice pic crab
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