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Posted - 07/23/2010 :  6:13:09 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
What are the pro's/ con's of a 6" vs 8" jackplate on a 22' bay boat. Would either make a big difference.

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Probably not much if anything...John Pabst "recommended" the 6" JP on my 226/200. Overall, the JP does help in twiking out mph per rpm's combined with motor trim and trim-tab settings...a little better performance and a little increase in fuel efficiency! John Castelluccio, Jr.

New SUV-'06 Yukon, new 56 yoa house, new boat-'06 Avenger, Semi-retired-'07, soon to get "new-wife"-'10 and THEN in debt for the rest of my life-Now&4-ever!!!
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