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    x-19 jackplate question

    I have a 10" manual jackplate on my x-19. I'm thinking about putting a 12" hydraulic jackplate on my boat. Has anyone seen a difference in performance with the extra setback? I have a 200 SHO that is flashed with a 28p bravo.

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    I have a 12 inch SeaStar hydraulic plate on mine but I ordered with a manual plate and had the dealer install it so I can not tell you about performance gains but I do recommend a hydraulic plate to fine tune your set up.
    I would be interested in hearing about how the 28 Bravo is running and what Bravo prop it is.
    My 200 is flashed with a raised limiter and top water inlets plugged and a 1.25 prop shaft and solid motor mounts. I do not have any numbers after this was done so I'm excited for spring to do some testing.
    Last edited by Wags; 03-24-2024 at 08:28 AM.
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    Its a bravo 1 prop and I'm running right at 80 by myself. With 2 people it runs normally 75, but I have way to much tackle in my boat. Weight really effect the performance of these boats. Also the limiter is not raised on my motor.

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    Thanks, I should have asked how the hole shot is with the 28, everything I fish is real shallow. Is it a FX or XS, or the early model Bravo with no vent holes?
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    No vent holes on it. The hole shot is crazy I'm able to get up in 1' 1"2 of water no problem. Also the handling is so much better with the 4 blade over the 3 blade.

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    That's awesome because I will need that hole shot because that is the water I fish in.
    What RPMS you running 80 by yourself and loaded to fish?
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    Right at 6k

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    Quote Originally Posted by DFaith View Post
    Right at 6k
    Thanks, I will probably run a smaller prop so I can turn it close to my limiter 7200.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DFaith View Post
    Its a bravo 1 prop and I'm running right at 80 by myself. With 2 people it runs normally 75, but I have way to much tackle in my boat. Weight really effect the performance of these boats. Also the limiter is not raised on my motor.
    What year X-19??
    2016 Xpress X19 with Yamaha 200 SHO

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    Flashed to a 300 I'd assume?