Gas OB Pipe
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The new Hanson gas OB pipe is very quite and very light. Has any boater out there run w/ the Hanson and got the engine "on the Pipe?" The required (Hanson) length was followed as suggested...any answers?...more header? ...what prop used?...would appreciate any input..not much experimentation here in California...let's move NOW for a gas OB revolution! Jay
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The revolution coming Jay?
I am not so sure, although in saying that, I personally quite like the idea of a petrol outboard, I think the limiting factor being the available hulls.
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I am not so sure, although in saying that, I personally quite like the idea of a petrol outboard, I think the limiting factor being the available hulls.
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Glenn,
You're right on!...some manufacturers have to be adventuresome...and that's tough now considering wotld-wide economy...but there will be hulls available...some have been talked about on this venue..I partially solved the problem by designing and building my own hull...there is activity in the Southern states and a world championship, but the turn-out of OB's has been limited...what's the story in your area? (besides hull availability) Jay
You're right on!...some manufacturers have to be adventuresome...and that's tough now considering wotld-wide economy...but there will be hulls available...some have been talked about on this venue..I partially solved the problem by designing and building my own hull...there is activity in the Southern states and a world championship, but the turn-out of OB's has been limited...what's the story in your area? (besides hull availability) Jay
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Zippkits just brought out a new tunnel hull ,should be available soon looks pretty nice and if my experience with the rockett is anything to go by its gonna be a flier
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hi jay ,same problem here in canada,think im one of the first , to build a 52 " gas tunnel boat, built my own hull,driveleg & pipe, lookup f1 gasser on youtube.