Sting Ray Hydrofoil Stabilizer Torque Equalizers
Item No. 300072
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Sting Ray Hydrofoil Stabilizer Torque Equalizers
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Significantly Improves Performance! Add torque equalizers to your Sting Ray Hydrofoil to neutralize steering torque for better control and tracking at all speeds.
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- Adds to your Sting Ray Hydrofoil
- Neutralizes steering torque for better control
- Significantly Improves Performance
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
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jeff from
Torque equalizers
The equalizers that were recommended for my classic stingray do not sit level and would not even properly attach. Now I have one hole in each side of my Stingray and am concerned about that causing problems with water flow over it and performance.
Date published: 2015-07-17
Rated 4 out of
5
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boatingmachine from
decent
Good product once you get it dialed in jus takes some adjustments
Date published: 2012-07-09
Rated 5 out of
5
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jrbass from
I will buy this product again
easy to install
Date published: 2010-11-22
Q & A
I was installing the torque equalizers on my stingray. It says to use the first 10 degree mark. There are a series of holes in the bottom but i am not sure which mark they are talking about. Would they be positioned as straight as possible to begin wit...
I was installing the torque equalizers on my stingray. It says to use the first 10 degree mark. There are a series of holes in the bottom but i am not sure which mark they are talking about. Would they be positioned as straight as possible to begin with? The picture on the back of the package shows them straight, would that be the first one? I have them on the fifth hole from the right.
The purpose of the torque equalizers if to create more drag and to help your boat drive better. Think about it this way, when your car wheels are out of alignment the car pulls to one side. If your boat is doing something similar you can move the equalizers to the inside or outside in attempt to counteract that drift to one side. There is not right or wrong place to place them under the hydrofoil though.
Date published: 2015-09-23