Rainy day and I ain't got shit to do so I wanna start designing a ride plate. Thinkin 1/4" stainless with a big stainless girdle to hug the bowl welded to the plate and maybe a bracket utilizing studs where droop meets the nozzle.

Somewhere I read the right way is to fudge around with the shoe/intake, but that ship has sailed since the pumps been done and I don't think its worth it to take it that far. I still want reverse for marina maneuvering so I don't want it to go all the way under the reverse ports. Haven't yet found a decent write up of sorts but probably just gonna wing it.

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Thanks mash.

Maybe aluminum would be more reasonable I was just thinkin stainless so I don't have to polish it all the time.

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Talk to Tim at place see what he makes his out of. I bought my full set up from he is close right of imperial hwy and the 57 Frwy very cool and smart man.


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Been there a few times, cool guy. I think their ride plate is a bolt on to their standard droop, my droop is their hp mini droop which doesn't accept their plate.

Jack at MPD says I don't have the horsepower to weight ratio to benefit from such things.. but why not give it a shot? Might pick up 2 mph, never know.

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