OK guys,I need some help here.I have a cat hull here that I'm thinking of twinning.It does not have much room on the transoms for stingers.Somewhere on this web I recall seeing some that only had through bolts on the sides of the stinger and not a third on the top.I'm sure I saw them but I can't find them anywhere. Perhaps one of you guys may know. Thanks in advance, Shawn.
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Well I guess these are them http://www.ebay.ca/itm/70mm-adjustab...item1e60e7f313
So next issue,can I do a 150 flex to a 4mm shaft?So I can go one piece flex.
Or has anyone enlarged a 4mm stinger to accept a 3/16 bushing. -
I have these stingers on my Rivercat, the stock 4mm bushings can easily be knocked out and i replaced with 3/16 speedmasters, they fitted perfectly without any drilling and just a drop of loctite to secure.
Originally i used 4mm shafts and .130 flex, i was told .150 would fit but it was a pain to do, 3 broken flexs later and replaced the whole lot with 3/16!Comment
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@mattwarner. That is a seriously good tip!! I have that stinger x 2 on a cat and the stock bushing are of the worst quality I have ever seen. The 4 mm propshaft just warbles around in there. Did you buy the Speedmaster bushings on OSE? If so - which one of the two?
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...=ros-spdsd-187
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http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...s-spds-014-bsf25" Arrowana with Etti 2970 3300kV. RCMK Flying Cat with twin HOR Outboards. 2 x SSS 4092 2140kV. Faluga 45" with Leo 56110 620 kv on 12s.Comment
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I used the first ones, i didnt buy from OSE as i am in the UK but they are the same made by speedmaster and are a perfect fit, whatever you do DONT try and hammer them out using a screwdriver! i ended up with this!
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Thanks Matt.
Well if it is just the bushings then it may work for the Promise Hobby stingers as well.Then I will be in business.31 mm is going to be too tall but the PH ones are 24mm and they should just work.Comment
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Once the original bushings have been (carefully) drilled/pressed out, the speedmaster bushings slip in but you need to apply a bit of loctite to the bushing and leave to dry so they don't spin in the stingersComment
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