Outrigger Strut hieght
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I am sure someone more knowledgable will chime in...but your rear sponsons are supposed to be out of the water. So, I think you set it up so that your tub is level to a surface...measure how high the botttom of the front sponsons are from the table...and center your strut barrel at the same height...
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As an added note, I tried what you are talking about, actually, with the top of the strut barrel even with the bottom of the rear sponsons. I got a lot of cavitation. Might be my setup, might be my prop...but I went an eighth of an inch deeper, and it worked better...then I went a little deeper still, and again, it seemed to work better.
This was not with a FF.12 though...it was with the lil rascal I was messing with.
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This was not with a FF.12 though...it was with the lil rascal I was messing with.
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with the boat sitting on the front sponsons the rear sponsons should be about 1/8" off the table with the boat sitting level.
The center line of your strut should be at that table level. so about 1/8" below the rear sponsons
The center line of your strut should be at that table level. so about 1/8" below the rear sponsons

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ORIGINAL: gooycheese
Goodmorning All
Come on Mark lets see some more pics of your rigger build
Please Paul
Goodmorning All

Come on Mark lets see some more pics of your rigger build

Please Paul
Mark