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    I have a 1988 (ancient, I know) t/454's Fever 27/29. I was wondering how -2" shorties may benefit/hurt me. Basically it comes down to shorties or bigger power. At neutral trim, my bravo bullets are approx 90% below the hull
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    how well are you carrying the bow?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prostock85 View Post
    I have a 1988 (ancient, I know) t/454's Fever 27/29. I was wondering how -2" shorties may benefit/hurt me. Basically it comes down to shorties or bigger power. At neutral trim, my bravo bullets are approx 90% below the hull
    Prostock,
    What props? Hydromotives spinning out will give you the most stern lift you can get; which is what I assume you need w/a shorter twin engine boat....
    But shorties will probably not be helpful; of course the only way to know is try.
    By 90% below the hull, what does that mean? Best way to get a baseline is trim neutral, srtaight edge from hull to centerline of propshaft. Some others with similar fountains can tell what is best; but I'm at 5-1/2" below and have 1-1/2" spacers....my AT 28 has a notched transom. Hope this helps.
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