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Your installation is fairly typical of most (not all) production installs. Neither the boat manufacturers nor the engine manufactures adhere to a strict measurement for their short shaft or long shaft engine height or transom height.
A cavitation plate an inch or so below the bottom will not be ideal but it will certainly get you from point A to B safely with no ill handling.
As has been mentioned numerous times it will benefit you to raise the engine and either do prop work or select a better performing prop.
A cavitation plate an inch or so below the bottom will not be ideal but it will certainly get you from point A to B safely with no ill handling.
As has been mentioned numerous times it will benefit you to raise the engine and either do prop work or select a better performing prop.