Bob's Machine Reversible Transom Wedges 2 Degrees - Aluminum Finish [319-100001-NOPC]
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Reversible Transom Wedges 2 Degrees - Aluminum FinishReversible wedges for either positive or negative trim. Machined billet units, look great,...
SKU: 225D-115470
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Reversible Transom Wedges 2 Degrees - Aluminum Finish
Reversible wedges for either positive or negative trim. Machined billet units, look great, and will never crack like cheaper cast units from competitors!
Offering 2 degrees of either negative or positive trim. In most cases, they are used to provide negative trim, for when your bow will not come down enough due to the angle of the motor (transom is built without enough of a negative angle). This is a quick, cheap, and effective fix!
Features:
- Sold as a pair (For 1 engine)
- 3″ is width
- 14″ total length
- Thickest part of wedge is .75″
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Bob's Machine Reversible Transom Wedges 2 Degrees - Aluminum Finish [319-100001-NOPC]
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