How much speed can I get by using a 10, 12, 14 inch jack plate on a 210. What is the difference in all the sizes as far as speed goes? Is bigger better????
How much speed can I get by using a 10, 12, 14 inch jack plate on a 210. What is the difference in all the sizes as far as speed goes? Is bigger better????
I have a 14 now with a 225 Ficht and I need the extra inches to fit the boat in my garage. Will I loose anything changing it out? I dont want to loose any speed. I dont care to much for the Ficht but I cant change it out yet. It will have to do for a season or two.
10" is supposed to be the best all around on the 210 !
I take that back I have a 12 inch plate. Does 2 inches make any difference?
my 210 has a 10" plate and a 225 HO rude, does great
from my experience, the bigger the plate the better the top end(not so good holeshot), and the smaller the plate the slower the top end( awesome holeshot), I have 12" on my 210( Detw, Hyd Plate and slidemaster) and it does pretty good
as far as going to a 10" plate, it depends on what you want out of your boat
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blazed »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a 14 now with a 225 Ficht and I need the extra inches to fit the boat in my garage. Will I loose anything changing it out? I dont want to loose any speed. I dont care to much for the Ficht but I cant change it out yet. It will have to do for a season or two.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how does the "extra inches" make it fit in you garage????
I need two more inches for the front of the trailer to clear my wifes car. I have tried everything to make her fit. I have a 210 Blazer..With a 12 inch plate it is very long.
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