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Old 08-10-2017, 03:22 PM
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. . . Bushwhacker any recommendation on a jack plate I would assume the least set back and greatest height adjustment.

Thanks again all. I plan on bumping it up to the last hole and seeing what it looks like then.

Any other tips would be great
If you mount it per NoBones recommendation, you may not need a jack plate.
This JPL4300 Vance Mfg. Jackplate has the least setback (3")of anything I've seen, but it's only rated for 225 hp. It's 4" height increase was all I needed.

Don't know what motor you have, but the BRP Cyclone is an excellent 4B prop with lots of stern lift. The BRP Rebel is also a very good 3B stern lifting prop with lots of blade area and cupping. Pic below shows what you should see up on plane if your height is right.
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Old 08-15-2017, 10:42 AM
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Thank you! I added a jack plate and I think I am in the ball park now. Need to fine tune it. First run had the plate just about above the water boat run completely different now more speed and better WOT RPMs. I can get on plane at much lower speed too.

Thank you all for the help I will keep you posted after I dial it in.
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