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Here's the pro technical manual. But I don't see anything in there for the prop shaft. Only found that lower unit must be "stock." Whatever that is....
Kyle Bahl
20-R
"He didn't bump you, he didn't nudge you, he rubbed you, and rubbin' son is racin'!"
What size is a service C propshaft? That is a loaded question.
You really need his lower unit. The shaft in most of these vary a little as they are worn and pitted etc.
What I have done is take a Dremel tool and very carefully grind a little material off the inside of the hole. Also, clean the prop shaft with some 220 grit paper.
What size is a service C propshaft? That is a loaded question.
You really need his lower unit. The shaft in most of these vary a little as they are worn and pitted etc.
What I have done is take a Dremel tool and very carefully grind a little material off the inside of the hole. Also, clean the prop shaft with some 220 grit paper.
Tim
i have bin making the c service prop shaft hole .782 thousand
Thank you for all the replies. The prop currently measures .782 Dia. with a Pin guage.
So 25/32 must be the nominal shaft size. I'll just open it up another .005
Lee Tietze
Machined Components
Aluminum, Try Racing Without It!
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