converting twin straight drives to a single sterndrive

Discussion in 'Propulsion' started by david aymar, Jul 13, 2009.

  1. david aymar
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    david aymar Junior Member

    Hello all Dave here Iam converting a 1977 33 ft. Chris Craft from twin straight drives to a single volvo penta sterndrive. Iam looking for the correct transom angle 14 deg. ?. and any other input would be appreaciated. My goal is to gain efficiency, additional storage for fresh & waste water and less draft. I have been building and experminting with hydrogen boosters for over a year with much sucsess and will be installing one on my Chris thanks Dave
     
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