Braced or unbraced stingers

[zhevers]

I just got my CF Daytona from Fightercat Racing and I'm starting to look around for my set up. I am doing a twin set up (not sure of the motors or anything) but I'm also not sure of the stingers I should use.

I have found two different 3/16" stingers fron Kintec, one set unbraced and one set braced. would having a braced set up benefit the boat at all or is it all based or user preference?

[ray schrauwen]

Braced stingers are harder to install but, arre stronger. It depends on how much power you plan to use and how hard you plan to run.

[zhevers]

My goal is to hit 80+ so im assuming the stronger the better

[kfxguy]

Braced. It will keep them in line and kept your settings...set. will also take some on the stress off of one small area in case you crash.

[ls1fst98]

Will braced stingers fir the genesis? If so I wish I would have known that before I set mine up haha.

[Rocstar]

The braced TFL stingers you are looking at will not work with that hull without heavy modification. The other "non-braced" ones will work, however they will flex and bend out of parallel at times. MTC makes a stinger for this hull.

https://www.mtc-powerboat.de/index.php?lang=de&section=13&produkt=6

Take a look at this build.

http://www.kbbforums.com/bluball-one-daytona-t980.html