Had some warranty issues and they are going to get the hook out
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Had some warranty issues and they are going to get the hook out
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Your boat or Sats?
Has to be Torch's boat.
Hope they get ya fixed up
I didn't know that tin boats had hook built into their design for stability.
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That was probably an accidental feature.Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess
Torch's boat. Builder said there was too much hook and cant see how torch was even driving it. Gonna get it fixed and a few minor things concerning the live/bait wells.
Lots of builders use a bit of a hook to tame the front end of the boat. Keeps em from porpoising so bad, and beating your spine through your skull on a Mod V boat. :)
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If you're looking for speed without porpoising, you can beat about 1/8" hook into the back of the boat to cure it. I haven't done it myself, but I know a few Bayou Meto boat racers who have.
What is hook??? Never heard that term all my days running boats!:dono