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 PostPosted: July 30th, 2013, 6:45 pm   
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you can change the helm if you want, the issue with the nfb we have is it isnt 2 cables and 2 racks. its 2 cables going into one rack. to do the nfb removal, take the helm off the rack and unbolt the 3 or 4 bolts holding the 2 halves together. there should the 3 sets of 2 rollers inside, with 2 plastic pieces at each end. cut those right out and bolt it back together. its a pretty simple process besides the hassle of getting the steering taken apart.


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 PostPosted: July 30th, 2013, 7:00 pm   
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I will have to look at that! Does it get rid of torque steer locking? That's my biggest problem. Over 70mph I couldn't correct chine walk if I tried, I can only back out and try again...

Btw my Nfb has 2 cable going into 2 racks, both cables exit on the same side, one rack above steering shaft and one below.

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Hey DoctorC, what do you use for steering in you Voodoo? I had thought "string steering" might be a real pain to use with trim (wouldn't it get slack when the motor is trimmed up)?, but looking around I see a lot of race guys use it. Any suggestions/recommendations welcome.


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 PostPosted: July 30th, 2013, 11:02 pm   
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idvette wrote:
I will have to look at that! Does it get rid of torque steer locking? That's my biggest problem. Over 70mph I couldn't correct chine walk if I tried, I can only back out and try again...

Btw my Nfb has 2 cable going into 2 racks, both cables exit on the same side, one rack above steering shaft and one below.


It gets rid of most of the torque lock, it made the 15 checky much more controllable. Yours must be the older NFB system which I think I would prefer if you can get a replacement cable in case one seizes.


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 PostPosted: July 30th, 2013, 11:51 pm   
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BigGull wrote:
Hey DoctorC, what do you use for steering in you Voodoo? I had thought "string steering" might be a real pain to use with trim (wouldn't it get slack when the motor is trimmed up)?, but looking around I see a lot of race guys use it. Any suggestions/recommendations welcome.


I've got string steering on the voodoo and it's a breeze to drive. If the system is installed correctly then you won't get slack when you trim.

You can also just use a regular rack style setup..

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DoktorC wrote:
BigGull wrote:
Hey DoctorC, what do you use for steering in you Voodoo? I had thought "string steering" might be a real pain to use with trim (wouldn't it get slack when the motor is trimmed up)?, but looking around I see a lot of race guys use it. Any suggestions/recommendations welcome.


I've got string steering on the voodoo and it's a breeze to drive. If the system is installed correctly then you won't get slack when you trim.

You can also just use a regular rack style setup..


I think string steering works great for the little boats and like Dok said no issue with the trim if set up correctly.

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Who could I order the string steering from, is there a member/supporter that sells it?
Also is there a web page to look at the options ie:steering wheels or better best kind of thing?
Thanks again for the input.


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BigGull wrote:
Who could I order the string steering from, is there a member/supporter that sells it?
Also is there a web page to look at the options ie:steering wheels or better best kind of thing?
Thanks again for the input.


Talk to Bryan about steering for the doo, he can get you steering wheels etc. from Topgun

viewtopic.php?f=28&t=1482

I could bring parts down to you on Labour Day weekend, will be at the cottage just south of Kaladar.

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Thanks for the link, his stuff looks great. I will talk to him. I will probably have to wait till this fall before to much happens, way to many jobs on the wife's list.


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