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Jack Plate

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MARKUS

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i have a 18ft 1990 sport fire am replacing the out drive it has a stern jack on it . i didnt put it on was wondering do i keep or not . he also put a v8 350 in it maybe thats the reason. stern heavy. the bottom isant a perfect v 10inches across is flate.didnt get a chance to drive it to much just got it this year hits 70 but scary .dosant feel like anything is in the water thanks for your advice
 
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IF Its an I/O, do you mean stern jack rather than jack plate? If so, I've heard pros and cons.
 
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