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Old 08-13-2009, 08:40 PM
McGillicuddy McGillicuddy is offline
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Default Re: stern heavy

Take note about ESD's point about the motor height relative to setback. 1 to 1-1/2" is for the transom mount. Armstrong bracket calls for raising the motor 1" for every 12" of setback so at 3.5 - 4" you're probably close now.. might need drop one more hole.

Another issue is your Laser II prop - its probably the wrong prop. You have a prop with a lot of rake that gives you more bow lift than you want.

You might try to borrow a Black Max (3-blade sternlifter) or a if you can, an aluminum four blade like the Alpha from a shop or somebody. I all but guarantee your hole-shot will be cut in half and you'll greatly reduce that bow rise while running. If the Black Max works you can get it from PowerTech or Propco in stainless.
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