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jackplate question #4575437 03/07/10 09:42 PM
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currently i have a 4" jack plate, i am considering adding a 2" spacer to it. what will this give me? speed? help with the chime? better in rough water? anyone have any thoughts on this.
any advice would be great...

Re: jackplate question [Re: brenhambassangler] #4575549 03/07/10 10:15 PM
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What kind of boat, motor, and prop are you running? What speed are you getting now and what rpm can you turn with your motor? What is "the chime"?


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Re: jackplate question [Re: HasBen] #4575670 03/07/10 10:47 PM
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all if the above if its set up right

Re: jackplate question [Re: stick steering] #4575755 03/07/10 11:10 PM
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Disagree, Only installing and testing will determine if it is going to work or not. Some boats the hole shot and top end will deminish.


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Re: jackplate question [Re: Mike Halfmann the boatmann] #4575808 03/07/10 11:23 PM
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and what do you mean by spacers? doing it wrong ie adding shims or bushings will change the pressure points on the transom, instead of spread out it will be focused and thats not good.

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