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Old 08-13-2007, 10:23 AM
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Does anyone have any information on a trs lower unit shortie?
How much shorter is it than the standard 280 trs drive etc etc etc?
Also, do you know where I could locate 2?
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Old 08-13-2007, 10:51 AM
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do these really exist?
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Originally Posted by Dangerous Dave
do these really exist?

thats what im trying to figure out.... i'v heard rumors and have never been able to find them..
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I don't think they exist. Even if they do, they couldn't be too much shorter because of prop clearance. I think the easiest way to raise the propshaft with a TRS is to remove them and install Konrads w/ shorties. It sure wouldn't be the cheapest way but I think the easiest.
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yeah im with you...i've read alot of info on the konrads and ideally thats the way to go

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I don't think they exist. Even if they do, they couldn't be too much shorter because of prop clearance. I think the easiest way to raise the propshaft with a TRS is to remove them and install Konrads w/ shorties. It sure wouldn't be the cheapest way but I think the easiest.
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I'm hoping you're not refering to an SSM II. It's a speedmaster type lower on a TRS upper. It's actually taller than the starndard TRS.
There was a thread in the tech section a couple years ago about someone modifying a TRS (I think) to a shorter drive.
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