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We are on our 3rd I/O. Seems to me when they are trimmed up and water becomes rough, they start porpoising. I usually have to trim back down some to smooth it out.
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Call them Innie Outies or In N’ Outs!
We are on our 3rd I/O. Seems to me when they are trimmed up and water becomes rough, they start porpoising. I usually have to trim back down some to smooth it out.
Yeah, you have to find the sweet spot of trim. Tap, tap, tap trim up until you hit that proposing, then a tap or 2 down and you're in the sweet spot.
Mixed up I/o and stern drive a lot lol
An inboard is not for the novice boater.
Inboard. Or outboard. Inboard/outboard is the worst of both worlds