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    What would be a good height/ kick out to start at when testing a brand new 10' Austin hull? Motor being used is a 302 with a megaphone exhaust and stock 302 gear foot.

  • #2
    A 302 on a 10 ft. Austin?

    Your asking for trouble. I wouldn't!

    Tim
    Tim Weber

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    • Jack Stotts
      Jack Stotts commented
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      I use to have a 10' Austin and ran a 102 on it as well as a 25XS. The boat was marginal with those engines. I even ran it with the 25XS in the Top O Mich. Marathon but it was a handful. No margin for error on the drivers part. Jack Stotts

  • #3
    I'm racing in Ecuador. It's what they've raced for years.

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    • kampenracing
      kampenracing commented
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      I've run open pipe Yamato C Runabouts for years. I would start it at level on the kickout and probably about 3/4 of an inch below the bottom of the boat. Make sure you watch for water.

  • #4
    10 ft is ok in smooth water with little waves from other boats. We use a 11 ft.

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    • #5
      Lots of video from Ecuador showing the 10ft runabouts running Yamato & Mercury 25 engines here: https://www.youtube.com/user/GFE065/videos



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      • #6
        They have a 3/4" below the bottom rule for your prop shaft height. They use a Brown Tool to check it. (I sent it to them)
        I think I ran kicked out 3/8".
        If you have time, turn your boat over and check it for flat!
        They build good boats, but I've never seen any of them epoxied on the bottom. The boats I saw varied a great deal on the flatness of the bottom. Your boat might be flat, or it could have a hook, or rocker.


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        • jeff55v
          jeff55v commented
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          Add: Nelson Sotomayor imported a pair of good American CSR boats to Ecuador. They are dogs. Too big and too heavy to compete with the smaller Ecuador boats.
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