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Tunnel Design and Dimensions
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<blockquote data-quote="Vol423" data-source="post: 454293" data-attributes="member: 6621"><p>I used Outboard Jet's tunnel design for several years on the boats I sell but it is too short to protect the jet drive when trimmed all the way down. You need 3.5 inches to have the jet drive completely above the bottom of the hull. So my tunnels are 4.5 inches high at the rear. The width and length of the tunnel depends on the size of the motor. Mine range from 14 to 19" wide and 18 to 48" long.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vol423, post: 454293, member: 6621"] I used Outboard Jet's tunnel design for several years on the boats I sell but it is too short to protect the jet drive when trimmed all the way down. You need 3.5 inches to have the jet drive completely above the bottom of the hull. So my tunnels are 4.5 inches high at the rear. The width and length of the tunnel depends on the size of the motor. Mine range from 14 to 19" wide and 18 to 48" long. [/QUOTE]
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