Hello, New to the checkmate forum, I am hoping to pull some good info from this community. I have a 1988 Checkmate 30' Maxxum with twin 454s that I am bringing back from what seems like a period of neglect in the boats life. My big question is - What can I do to stop the boat from getting so loose at high speed, there is a lot of speed left I can pull with proper trimming. I will take any input. High speed on GPS is 62 right now.
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