Here's how I stopped mine from porpoising:
If you look closely, you can see the bottom "ride plate" on the pump tunnel. Notice how the last inch or so has been bent at a downward angle? This little bend is all it takes to level out my boat and take out the porpoising, even with 2 people sitting at the helm.
I suppose at some point, I could modify that ride plate where it had a set of 'ears' on the fixed part, then, make the last inch or so where it will pivot, using a thru-bolt on those attachment ears, and a push-pull cable to vary the up/down pitch of the tab, as I think I could possibly gain a MPH or two by trimming it up just a tad.
This method would work for any boat, except, instead of mounting it on a ride plate, you would mount it to the transom, on a plate that would extend out a few inches, and the last inch or so of that plate would be a pivoting tab. Attach to the boat by using an angle bracket, thru-bolted through your transom. Then rig the push-pull cable so it will pivot the tab up and down.