Chine walk...
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My buddy is having some problems with his boat, it's a 28' single V and he is saying that it chine walks if he doesn't trim it up, is this common?
Mine never did that....
Mine never did that....
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Any deep-V hull with no keel pad to ride on when forced up onto the narrow point of the V (horsepower) will begin to 'fall over' to one side or the other which starts the oscillation from side to side.
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Originally Posted by throttleup
I would recommend running a Bravo I on the Sleekcraft, they typically perform better in the round ear blade design.
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