The good news is that I got a 28 Skater

[Markus]

...roll or roll completely over?...i was thinking he meant completely roll over...

I didn't mean turning around on a dime around the fronts of the sponsons.

I meant roll over around the centerline of the boat, and end up with the propellers pointing towards the sky and the powerheads pointing towards the sea floor.

I always thought inward rotating props have a stabilizing effect when one prop is in the air, while outward rotating props have a destabilizing effect.<object id="__symantecPKIClientMessenger" data-supports-flavor-configuration="true" data-extension-version="1.0.1" style="display: none;"></object>__PRESENT

[Davidlake]

You will like spinning out on a 28 Skater better. Out gives more stern lift. A 28 with two 500# motors is a bit bow happy. It was originally designed for 2.5 L motors. I have spent alot of time dialing my 28 in, spinning out is a much more stable boat. IMO