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found the threads stripped out on my rudder blade, tried swapping out the blade with a club members new blade(his spare), and had slop(rudder could turn 5degrees(or more). dug into the problem and found that the flats on the pin that holds the arm & blade together didn't line up with set screws. two of the flats are close to being right, the third...not close. got out the dremel and extended one flat, then shimmed the gap between the arm and blade, that pretty much eliminates the 'slop'.
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Still waiting for my boat to come in.it came in
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I am glad Rex is focussing on his rudder:) . His SV is WAY faster than mine and now he is buying new cells. The competition in this class is going to be exciting this year.
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LOL. let it be noted we are talking Stock class, rudder and water jacket issues aside, maybe 15 minutes* to 'race prep'!
*that includes getting it out of the box!Still waiting for my boat to come in.it came inComment
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What prop will you guys be running in that class?Steven Vaccaro
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well less some one says different...the prop that it came with, when we say stock we mean it :). btw finished modding my rudder pin, now there is no slop in the rudder assy :)( race prep 15 min, repair rudder another 15 min, hard part is getting the pin out...)Still waiting for my boat to come in.it came inComment
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I still like the stock prop but I think there are enough Grimracer and ABC props in the club to pass around if others feel differently.Comment
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my favorite so far is the 440-3bladeComment
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and how did you get the pin out??Comment
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