single or twins

[Boat211]

One big single with Imcos "gear splitter" . Stability of twins, drives will last longer, and less weight. There is a article about it in the new ***boat. Pretty interesting.

[jimslade]

Thanks for all the info. I think Im going with twins. I dont want to be stuck offshore on the big lakes Im running on
Thanks again

[LHC30Victory]

One big single with Imcos "gear splitter" . Stability of twins, drives will last longer, and less weight. There is a article about it in the new ***boat. Pretty interesting.
That caught my eye at the LA boat show. Would go for it in a second only if ya could reverse one at a time like real twins. Maybe in its next incarnation

[97SunsetterLX]

Which motors are you going to use???

[ECeptor]

That caught my eye at the LA boat show. Would go for it in a second only if ya could reverse one at a time like real twins. Maybe in its next incarnation
Why couldn't you have one in fwd and one in rev? Assuming Bravo drives all the shifting is in the drive, right? The drive hook to the splitter box just like they would a flywheel, right?

[LHC30Victory]

Why couldn't you have one in fwd and one in rev? Assuming Bravo drives all the shifting is in the drive, right? The drive hook to the splitter box just like they would a flywheel, right?
Maybe your right, That would make sense.
Except, that you don't have the luxury of altering each screws speed! that has been important on more than one occassion

[ECeptor]

Maybe your right, That would make sense.
Can you teach my gf how to say that?
But you would not be able to independantly trottle the two, unlike a twin.

[jimslade]

I'm going with 2 efi 300 hp small blocks. I'm still not sure if I'll use alphas or bravos. I'm told that the alphas use less hp and less drag. Thanks for the Input

[FASTERDAMITT]

Sounds like a good compromise. Maybe ProChargers for Christmas!

[FREIND OF AA AND TA]

cant imagine not having twins. No more tows, easy steering, service sucks but oh well!