14' Garvey flex
14' Garvey flex
I am building a 14' Garvey flex, and I was wondering how fast it will go with a 9,9 or a 20 hp?
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The 14' Garvey flex will go 10-12 kn. with a 9.9 hp outboard and up to 22 kn. with a 20 hp outboard.
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Yes, you can stretch the boat to 15' if you like. The easiest way to do it is to simply extend the stringers, side and bottom panels with 1'. The beam at the bottom is 1.535 meter [5'].
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