Custom jackplates?

[Will hedrick]

I remember watching Wildmans video of the single 450r running over 120, that jack was a work of art, just wondering who builds such sweet Jacks? i been thinking of doing something like that on the ally, any insight would be greatly appreciated

[CUDA]

https://portaproducts.com/porta-bracket/

[CUDA]

https://shauntorrenteracing.com/

[Will hedrick]

That's awesome, but I did not see an option for 10" of setback, I think 17 which is what appears to be the least they offer would be to much in my app. ?

[hydrochicken]

Porta is the man on the jackplate. Things are a work of art

[Will hedrick]

That str x act dynamic just may be going on my Christmas list, the 8.5 would be perfect, due to the trim being cut on my motor, kinda makes trailering home a little nerve racking thanks Cuda

[Pulse186]

Bob's makes a racing place with some skeletonizing:

https://bobsmachine.com/product/race-series-jack-plate/

The portabracket is nice but at $3,500+ not something I can afford.

[Will hedrick]

I like it, but fear it would be way too much setback

[JPEROG]

Scott has a 6" and 12" in his race series line. The 6" only offers 3 inches of travel but is way more then needed on most applications. The 12" provides 6" of travel-I have these on my LCBs. They are approx. 50 lbs but are the only bracket that can say "have never caused a motor loss"--they are incredibly strong.

The 17" is designed for extreme setback and offers 12" of vertical travel-I run one on my toon.

Joe

[berdes]

I think that style was produced previously and reserected by porta. Could be wrong. Anyway, the concern I had was that as it raised the engine, it also moved it in closer to the hull. Not the optimum situation.

I like it, but fear it would be way too much setback

[JPEROG]

They don't move fore to aft enough to outweigh the benefits of strength and reliability. I have had them on every boat other then my allison.

Joe