[quote=P.M.]
Interesting so are you saying5.8 and 6.0 boards fit the 5.2 ? Tony
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NO!
5.8/6.0 boards are different from the rest. It was sarcasm.
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Posted: Jun 30, 2018 - 08:48 AM
nice writeup on the history of Nacra and boat history
http://www.nacra-na.com/about-us.html
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Posted: Jun 30, 2018 - 01:10 PM
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What’s the thickness difference. The slots in my square are not even close to being tight on the board. Thing bonks side to side in light air. -
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Posted: Jul 01, 2018 - 07:09 AM
I just got my Nacra 5.2 the previous owner has put small felt pads sticky on one side to fill the space yet let the board slide nicely seems to work well so far
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Posted: Jul 01, 2018 - 12:42 PM
Ok, I just was out in the garage and checked the two boards I have. The original 5.2 board is ~3/4" thick depending where you check. The newer board is ~1" thick a little less at the bottom, but that could be because of the reach of the caliper not going far enough up to get to the max chord thickness.
What I recall when I made the modification was doing all of the work at the bottom of the trunk. I don't think it required taking the full 1/8" per side off since the trunk was pretty loose in the first place. It was just a sanding event until the new board fit. I use indoor outdoor carpet on the top of the trunk to pad the board from rattling around and I could only add the carpet toward the outer edges on the top of the trunk for the thicker board (on just one side of the trunk). As compared to across the entire top of the standard board. But it works just fine in this configuration. One of the other very notable differences is the weight difference between these two boards. I just put both boards on the scale and the original is 10 lbs. and the newer board is 12 lbs., which feels like a lot more than that when you are pulling it up.
I don't know what boat the newer board I have was built for. Just got it from Performance Catamaran when they were still in business.
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Posted: Jul 13, 2018 - 09:22 AM
Boaters Resale Shop of Texas has some 5.2 boards. This is not my business, they sell used gear and have a run of catamaran parts. I picked up some P-18 rudders and noticed the 5.2 boards. They also have a I-20 board still in plastic. Sorry, I cleaned them out of foam battens.
But, to reiterate the answer to the original question; the 5.8 & 6.0 boards are bigger. I have raced a 5.2, 5.8, and 6.0. The width of the boards do vary. I had one set of 5.8 boards that were about 1/8" narrower that the other set.
I haven't broken a board, but I have had a couple delaminate. Rudders, those are good to keep a couple spare. I have broken many of those.
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