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CHANCE1234 05-13-2014 09:59 PM

Engine height
 
So I know the anti ventilatin plate is supposed to be about one inch above the lowest portion of the stern. But does that mean when the anti ventilation plate is trimmed parallel to the bottom of the boat or trimmed all the way down? The below picture is trimmed all the way down (or very close to it). As it is now in the pic the leading edge of the ventilation plate is about where I think it should be after I raised the engine two holes. Should I trim the engine up so the anti ventilation plate is parallel to the keel to get the best idea of where I need to be height wise? Thanks guys

http://i1326.photobucket.com/albums/...psbf99e7dc.jpg

Old'sCool 05-14-2014 04:43 AM

Depends where it is when running on plane but that has to be real close

Blue_Heron 05-14-2014 05:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CHANCE1234 (Post 227468)
Should I trim the engine up so the anti ventilation plate is parallel to the keel to get the best idea of where I need to be height wise?

For measurement purposes, yes.

CHANCE1234 05-14-2014 11:18 AM

Great thank you.

CHANCE1234 05-15-2014 04:06 PM

This is what it looks like while running and trimmed up. Still to low right?

http://i1326.photobucket.com/albums/...psd5eb0479.jpg

Bushwacker 05-15-2014 04:49 PM

Yep, need to be able to clearly see top of the AF plate above green water.


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