Water inlet/outlet tubing

[Drag Boat Bob]

Then you are not talking about the :

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Click picture for details! Product ID: aero-2014
Aluminum Bulkhead Fitting
In Stock: 64 Details


Aluminum bulkhead fitting for large size silicon tubing.

Price: $2.89

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because this thing looks plenty long enough ... or are you talking about the:

Click picture for details! Product ID: etti-a029
Water Inlet/Outlet fitting 4mm
In Stock: 7 Details


Water inlets/outlet for a smooth 4mm hole. They can be glued in for ease of installation.

Each package contains (4) in total
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I have the aero 2011 Large Water Outlet, but the body looks to be the same length as the aero 2014. Mine is 7/8" long (body only) and 1" overall.

The etti fittings are for motor water jackets and about the same size as the ones on your stock water jacket.

Hope this helps...

[Colby]

I have the aero 2011 Large Water Outlet, but the body looks to be the same length as the aero 2014. Mine is 7/8" long (body only) and 1" overall.

The etti fittings are for motor water jackets and about the same size as the ones on your stock water jacket.

Hope this helps...

Yes it does and thanks! I'm a newbie to the RC boat arena and have read all your posts last year regarding prop testing. So now it being a year later, what is your favorite prop?

[Drag Boat Bob]

Yes it does and thanks! I'm a newbie to the RC boat arena and have read all your posts last year regarding prop testing. So now it being a year later, what is your favorite prop?

I still have a couple that I haven't yet tried, but so far I still like the L38x63. It is not the fastest (50mph), but it seems to help my driving skills. A lot of guys use the L40x57-3 with very good results.

From time to time I put on the L42x66, but have to keep an eye on the temps.

Bob

[Brushless55]

I still have a couple that I haven't yet tried, but so far I still like the L38x63. It is not the fastest (50mph), but it seems to help my driving skills. A lot of guys use the L40x57-3 with very good results.

From time to time I put on the L42x66, but have to keep an eye on the temps.

Bob

Wow, how does she run with the 42x66?
sounds like a lot of prop..

[Drag Boat Bob]

Wow, how does she run with the 42x66?
sounds like a lot of prop..

Yeah it really is. 53mph avg with much better control than the m445. Next prop is going to be the Octura 1938. That is if the wind ever dies down.

Fired up the Vegas to pre-breakin the Novarossi motor. Holy crap what a difference from the Super Tiger. Not even on the same planet...

[Capt. Crash]

The pretty alum bulkhead fitting i used was not long enough to get through both bulkheads. What I ended up with was the fitting butted up to the alum tubing connected with a short piece of fuel line all hidden inside the transom. I then sealed under the fitting and around the tubing where it comes out the inside bulkhead with clear silly cone. It don't leak so I'm happy.

Crash

[Brushless55]

Yeah it really is. 53mph avg with much better control than the m445. Next prop is going to be the Octura 1938. That is if the wind ever dies down.

Fired up the Vegas to pre-breakin the Novarossi motor. Holy crap what a difference from the Super Tiger. Not even on the same planet...

Bob, how were your temps with that prop?

[Drag Boat Bob]

Ever since I moved the water fitting locations on the stock water jacket (now goes in on the side and comes out on the top) my motor temps have been lower. If I remember correctly, the motor runs about 130-135 and the ESC 100-105. I keep the runs to around 3-3.5 minutes. So far, so good...

[Brushless55]

Thanks man!
I will give that prop a try this spring..