Reply With QuoteIt would depend on what type of hull it is? If it's not a race deal, I think your OK...But then again, It wouldn't take much to fix it while you have it bottom up..........
Sorry for the large pic but I want the gap to be visible..
Does that gap need to be straightened also?I have straightened the rest of the running surface but I am hesitant to mess with how water feeds into the pump by trying to straighten the keel.
Any advice from the gurus...?
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It would depend on what type of hull it is? If it's not a race deal, I think your OK...But then again, It wouldn't take much to fix it while you have it bottom up..........
'75 Nordic Bubbledeck
It is a light layup (in my opinion) but will not be used for racing. Maybe some WOT runs and pulling towables. Just wasnt sure if that little of a gap would affect the way the pump is fed. The rest of the running surface is straight now but I am way tired of putzing with it.
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Here is the before pic of the strake in previous post
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