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Old 04-24-2008, 08:13 PM
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Install a water pressure gage, and trim til ya lose pressure, then back down a tad..........Oh wait, thats for outboards.
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Kirk, lots of slip when running trim is a good thing, no?
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Trim it until it lauches the bow, then tuck it under a click.

Seriously, I trim my boat by feel and speed. The only time I ever use my drive indicator is when I am testing props to see the difference in needed trim between props. I do glance at my tab indicators though to make sure I am in the "safe" zone.
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Originally Posted by Dude! Sweet!
Watch that you don't lose your sunglasses though!

And as for my "trim ram"...
Or a contact lens! Or both your shades and a contact lens!
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