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Stabilizers “Transform Your Boat From Water Plow to Smooth Ride”
Features & Benefits"Effortlessly reach planing speed using less RPM & fuel." Let your crew stay seated and off the bow by adding an affordable, easy to install stabilizer! Full product details and sizing information follows. You can Sit Back & Relax With These Awesome Benefits
The original stabilizer - since 1976, 28 years of proven performance. Eliminates visibility hazards during acceleration. Eliminates porpoising. "Thin" anti-drag stabilizer improves performance, eliminates cavitation. Stabilizer is mounted under anti-cavitation plate on outboard and inboard/outboard motors. Once cruising speed is reached, reduce RPM and still maintain same speed. Save fuel and wear and tear. Stabilizer extends aft of motor and reduces wake for water skiers. More solid water around propeller improves performance and top speed. Easy installation, all mounting hardware supplied. Made of high tensile 6061-T6 marine grade aluminum. The rear 1" has 12° trim-tab bend down. Electrostatically powder coated in black. |
Why Buy an Adventure Marine Stabilizer?
Adventure Stabilizers operate on the principal of water pressure, pushing
against the downward surface of the stabilizer, thereby generating an
upward pressure. This upward pressure forces the stern of the boat up
and the bow down into a planing position.
Stabilizers operate on the aerodynamic principal to generate a greater pressure on the downward surface of the stabilizer and a lesser pressure on the upward surface, thereby generating lift which forces the stern of the boat up and the bow down.
Advantages of Adventure Stabilizers
Less boat speed required to get the boat to planing speed. Hydrofoils
require greater boat speed to produce "lift" over top of hydrofoil.
Adventure Stabilizers are manufactured of high tensile aluminum alloy 6061 - T6. Model 1000 is 1/8", Model 1100 is 3/16" and Model 1200 is 1/4" thin, creating very minimal friction. The rear of the Adventure Stabilizer has a 1" wide trim tab bent down 12 degrees for maximum lift and stability. Hydrofoils have a "wing design" similar to airplane wings with the front of the wing being as thick as 1 inch and more. This creates considerable more water friction and loss of top speed.
Adventure Stabilizers ideally operate just below the surface of the water at planing speed, causing minimal water friction. Outboard manufactures recommend for the anti-cavitation plate of the outboard bracket to be just below the surface of the water at planing speed. As the Adventure Stabilizer is mounted on the underside of the anti-cavitation plate, it does not interfere with the motor manufacturers recommended operation of the outboard.
Hydrofoils must be operated at least 2 to 3 inches below the surface of the water to generate the pressure differential downward and upward surface of the hydrofoil. This results in considerable water friction and additional power /RPM required to come to planing speed.
