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460 jus getn it
05-12-2007, 06:41 PM
Made my first trip out for the season, all went well. I can say that i could tell the difference right off the bat in the shoe and plate. The pump felt like it was loading so damn hard(maybe because the shoe is .125 below the keel. I have to address that this week. The plate was set at 2.5* degree from the rideplate seat. The shoe that is in there is a 2 deg tapper and i could see where the term carry the nose comes from. Still have the ass end planted, couldnt be because i didnt pull the plate up at all threw out the day(water was horrible and the beach was packed)
I tested the boat on shut down, 4k turn it off and it went straight, 4500 same thing, 5k no difference.
Thinking of ordering a back-cut as well and see if i can get the boat aired out.
All in all it was a great day. No intake leaks, loose battery.
I have to say thanks to MIKE DARNER, the end that attaches to the carb fell off the cable and i had to drive back into town. Mike was on his way out the door and stopped to help me and get me on the road. Thanks MIKE.

squirt'nmyload
05-12-2007, 07:03 PM
Made my first trip out for the season, all went well. I can say that i could tell the difference right off the bat in the shoe and plate. The pump felt like it was loading so damn hard(maybe because the shoe is .125 below the keel. I have to address that this week. The plate was set at 2.5* degree from the rideplate seat. The shoe that is in there is a 2 deg tapper and i could see where the term carry the nose comes from. Still have the ass end planted, couldnt be because i didnt pull the plate up at all threw out the day(water was horrible and the beach was packed)
I tested the boat on shut down, 4k turn it off and it went straight, 4500 same thing, 5k no difference.
Thinking of ordering a back-cut as well and see if i can get the boat aired out.
All in all it was a great day. No intake leaks, loose battery.
I have to say thanks to MIKE DARNER, the end that attaches to the carb fell off the cable and i had to drive back into town. Mike was on his way out the door and stopped to help me and get me on the road. Thanks MIKE.
glad to hear it went good for ya :) ....now we may have to reconsider going to canyon.......mebbe do a pache day trip:idea: or the river :idea:

76ANTHONY
05-12-2007, 07:47 PM
dam fo, now your boats like brand dam new, fricken baller.... glad ta hear ya had a good day with the new set up bro:D

cave
05-12-2007, 09:59 PM
Nice to hear all went well Ty.

Jetaholic
05-13-2007, 03:28 AM
Made my first trip out for the season, all went well. I can say that i could tell the difference right off the bat in the shoe and plate. The pump felt like it was loading so damn hard(maybe because the shoe is .125 below the keel. I have to address that this week. The plate was set at 2.5* degree from the rideplate seat. The shoe that is in there is a 2 deg tapper and i could see where the term carry the nose comes from. Still have the ass end planted, couldnt be because i didnt pull the plate up at all threw out the day(water was horrible and the beach was packed)
I tested the boat on shut down, 4k turn it off and it went straight, 4500 same thing, 5k no difference.
Thinking of ordering a back-cut as well and see if i can get the boat aired out.
All in all it was a great day. No intake leaks, loose battery.
I have to say thanks to MIKE DARNER, the end that attaches to the carb fell off the cable and i had to drive back into town. Mike was on his way out the door and stopped to help me and get me on the road. Thanks MIKE.
I'm tellin' ya...the only reason you had those problems is because you're black. :D :D :D

Duane HTP
05-13-2007, 07:38 AM
If you're carrying the nose high and the tail is planted, try running it with the plate at 1 degree before you buy the back cut shoe. That might help. If that plants the nose, then go for the back cut shoe. If you have questions, PM me. If all of this doesn't help, we may have to call upon the great Rondane for help. He He!

396_WAYS_TO_SPIT
05-13-2007, 08:07 AM
If all of this doesn't help, we may have to call upon the great Rondane for help. He He!
I see that Duane is chipper this morning :D Good morning Duane, Im glad to see you and your family is ok. That was some nasty weather back east.

396_WAYS_TO_SPIT
05-13-2007, 08:10 AM
If you're carrying the nose high and the tail is planted, try running it with the plate at 1 degree before you buy the back cut shoe. That might help. If that plants the nose, then go for the back cut shoe. If you have questions, PM me. If all of this doesn't help, we may have to call upon the great Rondane for help. He He!
He needs to set the plate correctly. He has no idea where the plate is in relation with the keel. I will have to help him get the plate set correctly. Then he can go and test again.
Is there any way to correct a mis aligned shoe? This shoe was not cut square from american turbine:eek:

76ANTHONY
05-13-2007, 10:38 AM
I'm tellin' ya...the only reason you had those problems is because you're black. :D :D :D
AWHHHAHAHAHA TY AINT BLACK, is he?:eek: :D :D :D

Duane HTP
05-13-2007, 05:25 PM
Is there any way to correct a mis aligned shoe? This shoe was not cut square from american turbine
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If you mean by misalined, that the plate doesn't come out the back of the boat straight, yes you can. By making a new plate, and taper cutting the front edge until you have it straight. Then put the attachment bolt holes in the plate and bolt it on.

460 jus getn it
05-13-2007, 05:28 PM
He needs to set the plate correctly. He has no idea where the plate is in relation with the keel. I will have to help him get the plate set correctly. Then he can go and test again.
Is there any way to correct a mis aligned shoe? This shoe was not cut square from american turbine:eek:
The shoe is square, the flat part of the shoe is high on one side. The plate comes off the back of the boat just fine and everything is lined up.

460 jus getn it
05-13-2007, 05:31 PM
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If you mean by misalined, that the plate doesn't come out the back of the boat straight, yes you can. By making a new plate, and taper cutting the front edge until you have it straight. Then put the attachment bolt holes in the plate and bolt it on.Thats what we had to do.
When i first had the pump in i had it in crooked. Once i aligned it and put everything back together it lined up.

SB
05-14-2007, 07:52 AM
Glad to hear things went well for your first trip out.
I'll tell the EPA to get off your back.:D