SAA_Woodstock
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- Yamaha
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- 2023
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- FSH Sport
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Not the case here, you have to be steering opposite angle for the other nozzle fin to be positioned correctly to go up into the gap on the other side. It is only possible for one side at a time to fit in the gaps above. So I can show you a picture of the other side doing the same thing if it makes it easier to understand however the fin is not damaging the fiberglass the METAL CROSS BRACE IS DOING THAT so therefore either one of those could hit it if the nozzle is in the correct position when the fin goes up in the recess.
Not sure where you are going with the question? No only showing damage on starboard side. But, both side cannot go up in the gaps at the same time because you would need to have the steering wheel at different position for each side. Maybe this video will answer what you are looking to go with your question.
Watch Video Here
I ordered the gel coat repair kit and did it myself.
Not sure where you are going with the question? No, only showing damage on starboard side. But, both side cannot go up in the gaps at the same time because you would need to have the steering wheel at different position for each side. Maybe this video will answer what you are looking to go with your question.
Watch Video Here
It appears their question was answered.
It appears their question was answered.
I did not see that at all I stayed out of it until it was apparent people just did not understand the issue his pictures and video were on the money . He had already ordered my super magnum ak-19 deluxe system and was replacing the plastic fins and Will gave him store credit for them so he was not really asking a question he was passing along some important safety information trying to give you folks a heads up. That is how I see it any way, it's all good now!Seems to run counter to the proposition this forum has built such a great reputation for - we freely offer help, share info or possible solutions, and do so to help those who may be having the same problem at this time, AND to help those who follow behind. To take his big red ball and go home, removing all the pics, links & posts, seems like there's no interest in paying it forward to others, or to show some troubleshooting and follow through to the end. Help me, forget everyone else, I got what I need from you guys. ?Very Clemson Tiger-ish
I did not see that at all I stayed out of it until it was apparent people just did not understand the issue his pictures and video were on the money . He had already ordered my super magnum ak-19 deluxe system and was replacing the plastic fins and Will gave him store credit for them so he was not really asking a question he was passing along some important safety information trying to give you folks a heads up. That is how I see it any way, it's all good now!
Thrust Vector metal frame cross support making contact with hull causing damage to gel coat. There is not a scratch or any kind of marks on the underneath of my boat or on the Thrust Vector fins that would indicate contact from any object pushing the fins up. Just my own thought, while in heavy chop the bottom ski tabs on the Thrust Vectors push them up too high. Also, this situation momentarily jams the steering.
Thrust Vectors on 2023 FSH 222 Sport E
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