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| Twin outboard setup on mono hull 7.2m Hi all just after some info, if I was to run twin outboards on my boat, would I need counter rotating outboards or would standard outboards of the same rotation be okay??? i hope you get what I mean.... sorry I didnt read it before I put the thread up, did it on my iphone hope it makes sence now |
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| well punctuation would certainly help understand what you mean know what I mean counter rotating is the way to go here good luck and try some punctuation next time -Tom |
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| I'm glad I'm not the only one, thanks Tom. Your goals should define what you need. I'm a big twin outboard fan, particularly in longer craft, with firm directional stability. Nothing beats the maneuverability advantage of outboard twins. In short, no you don't need counter rotating props. A 23' 5" boat could benefit from both setups. |
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