Baja's customer service appears to be getting better.

I called and asked for the lengths of the trim and tab cables. They gave me the lengths and part numbers. Saved me a ton of grief measuring each one. They did the same for a galley I wanted to install. They replied within a day or two.

They are getting better but I think they have a long way to go. I am pretty happy with the results but there were little things that bothered me and haven't been addressed yet.

Sounds like you will be looking for a quality dealer to be putting your new drives on soon.

Congrats on finally getting it repaired.

I said can not do. OK i did it once because the baja engineer said that I could do that and not blow them out. He was right. But I don't beat my boat or myself. Too much money and too much pain.

I would be carful jumping on the sticks. Ive watched people laugh at that advice, and are on their third set of bravos.

I seriously never mash them I have seen what it does to drives and I don't want to spend money fixing a boat when I could be upgrading it or getting a bigger boat. This was the first time I have ever done it. I couldn't do it before, hell I could barley push them forward with out blowing the 23's out.