Extended trim anode of no use !

[QBhoy]

Bit of a bugger today. After previous posts about trying to counter act my horrendous torque steer at slow speed and low planing speeds...some will know I managed to buy the extended trim tab anode that normally sits out the way of the larger props.
turns out...even they don’t sit far enough back to allow the enertia to swing. Not a happy chap today.
just thought I’d let others know.

I’ll either need to put up with it, cut a small section away or just do what is really required and get proper steering system.

 

[alldodge]

just do what is really required and get proper steering system.

:thumb:

You wouldn't like the tab anyway, you would start gripping it took some top end away

 

[GA_Boater]

Now I'm sorry I tried to help when you asked a while back about extended trim tabs.

Those Enertia props are worthless. :behindsofa:

 

[Chris1956]

There is a wedge-shaped piece of metal that can be attached to the skeg to counteract torque. They may be called "torque Tabs" or something like that.

I made one for my speedboat, as at high speed, the trim tab anode is out of the water.

 

[QBhoy]

Now I'm sorry I tried to help when you asked a while back about extended trim tabs.

Those Enertia props are worthless. :behindsofa:

Haha. Bit of a bugger. It’s marginal but only just comes into contact. Oh well. Worth a try.

 

[QBhoy]

:thumb:

You wouldn't like the tab anyway, you would start gripping it took some top end away

That thought did cross my mind AD

 

[GA_Boater]

If it "almost" clears, some slight shaving is probably be OK. Unless you can return it.