Outboard Motor Hydrofoil For Up To 80hp. on 2040-parts.com
Bideford, United Kingdom
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Outboard Hydrofoil for up to 80Hp. outboards supplied with stainless fitting bolts. Improve the performance of your outboard by fitting an hydrofoil this lifts the stern onto the plane quicker saving fuel.less wash and quicker out of the water starts for boarding and skiing
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