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Old 05-25-2012 | 04:30 PM
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Default Stainless marine gorilla jack - too high?

Hi,

I have a Verado 350 sci mounted on a stainless marine gorilla jackplate with 4,25 inches setback. With the engine mounted in the lowest hole, I get the best cruise speed. Approx 1,5 - 2 mph faster than if I mount it one hole up. However, the best top speed is with the powerlift 2,5 inches up at wot with the engine mounted one hole up. If I am to keep the best cruise speed, I have to jack the lift up approx 3,25 inches.

So the question if the added stress with the lift jacked higher is to be concerned about, or should I mount my engine down one hole, get my cruise speed back, and do my wot runs jacked up 3,25 inches?

Cheeers and thanks, Toffen
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