Trey (caddman) and I was on the lake today doing some testing/setup on the Enforcer and getting action shots before I picked up my wife and son at the dock. I added bobs stabilizer to the motor moved the trim tabs in the up position. What a difference that made, great hole shot and better top end. We also met another guy with a 1985 Checkmate w/ 115 evinrude at the sandbar. The pictures of the Enforcer is with the Bob's Stabilizer plate and me flying solo:
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Checkmates on the Lake
- Thread starter Rob B
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Thanks!!! 24P raker 1.87 gears 6000 rpms 65 gps and prop slip 11%. In the picture I was running 63 gps @ 5800 rpms into a head wind. The stabilizer helped calm the porpoising on top end, I was able to get air underneath the boat. I'm going to try the 26P raker on it next weekend and see if I can sqeeze a few more mph out of it.
yellowfiero88
Well-known member
Looking good guys!
The no windshield look makes the boat look longer in the water, probably a wind screen or maybe the same size as on my boat would look great.
