mike, if you're wearing a strap harness to the helmet, i always ran the rear strap tighter than the others, to encourage the helmet back. if not you may consider one, lots of research done with head restraints over the past several years, i know it saved my bacon in my last mishap. kevin
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Originally posted by Kevin Martin View Postmike, if you're wearing a strap harness to the helmet, i always ran the rear strap tighter than the others, to encourage the helmet back. if not you may consider one, lots of research done with head restraints over the past several years, i know it saved my bacon in my last mishap. kevinMike - One of the Montana Boys
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Originally posted by blueskyracer View PostI have the system but the wife and I discussed that would be an option but did not think that would be very safe to tighten the back stap more than the rest.
If adjusted correctly, it can help hold the helmet up, and also limit the travel of the head in case of a mishap. In my opinion it is way safer to run with it adjusted this way, then to run without a helmet harness at all.
On second thought, maybe your helmet is too big? I would bet more people have improper fitting helmets than do. Just as a test take a small towel and put it over the top of your head under your helmet before you test next time. See if this helps, if it does, I'd say your helmet is too big.
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I plan to spend the rest of the week getting the upgrades to the motor and boat set up complete. Many thanks to Dave Curtis, Lee Tietze, Dave M, Mike Sattler for a large part of the ideas along with others. It is great when boat racers help out there fellow racers just to keep the sport alive.
May 15th is not very far awayMike - One of the Montana Boys
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Originally posted by form-e one View Posthaaa mike,,,, a tach go"s along way to help disifer whats going on with set up and props,,,especially when talking to prop guys,,, ,,,dont know if ya have one but well worth the money
Did just finish reworking the cooling system so if the pipe gets wet now it will be bad news. Shinny side downMike - One of the Montana Boys
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Your Joshing me Right ?
Originally posted by jkimble12 View PostNow, now Dave. Don't be making things up.
I always thought you were smiling at me too, and you only had one tooth !
There was a racer in Pro in the old days that would come by the start finish line and raise his leg up in a victory celebration. (laydown rig) Anyone care to guess who it was ?Dave Mason
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Just finished installing the new water pick up system. Had to remove the power head and drill and tap pipe fitting in the back of the tower. Now I can raise the motor another 1/2 inch even with the bottom. Also moved exit hoses from the pipe. Might add that the original water feed hole has to be plugged with this installation.
Now I have two new props coming from Craig D and we should be set. Second test session and first race in two weeks at Bank Lake Washington. Sure hope the weather inproves.
I hope this thread will help other folks if they are interest in the C mod class. I have been learning from the good folks on this site.Mike - One of the Montana Boys
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Originally posted by mercguyI hope you plan to attach that low water pickup to the lower unit better than that?????????? You might also benefit from using a lower profile steering hub assy from Lee........................can't wait to race with ya in Cmod!!!! When ya coming over to race with SOA???
It's going to be fun with a trailer this year!Mike - One of the Montana Boys
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final look...........
the lower unit should end up looking pretty close to this Mike, after you attach the Tietze nose cone...............a little color has been added since this picture was taken......Attached FilesLast edited by mercguy; 05-02-2010, 12:58 PM.Daren
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Originally posted by mercguy View Postthe lower unit should end up looking pretty close to this Mike, after you attach the Tietze nose cone...............a little color has been added since this picture was taken......
I notice it is colored a kind of red. Hummmm Mine will be a blue or yellow!!!Mike - One of the Montana Boys
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