I have a 1996 MICCO boat 20'6" long. Its kinda like a storm boat but its a little bit wider. It has a 2005 250xs with a 27 tempest plus prop. The problem is when I get to about 70mph it starts to REALLY chine walk. I don't think there's no getting though it. Does any body have any suggestions please. I don't think my prop is in great shape but I don't think thats the problem.
PLEAS HELP
Thanks D
Set up is key along with some seat time. One of the Triton drivers (Smallmouthguy) developed a video that was posted on the Triton Forums. Heres a link the that video
http://s88.photobucket.com/alb...2.flv
there could be mechanical problems with steering, motor mounts, or jackplate that could be making it "yaw" at that speed. best to get a little professional help from your local service center. make someone go to the lake with you and not just..."here, try this and see how it works"
"Driving THROUGH chinewalk" is not something you actually do. you have to be adjusting your steering before you let it get to the point of feeling out of control.
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