Surf boat nozzle adjustment

[Jeffro413]

anyone ever heard of adjusting the nozzles, which are turned in to "shape" a wake, anyone ever straighten them back out?

i was told that if you did this, you'd gain performance and it really wouldn't change the wake, has anyone tried this?

 

[scokill]

Already done on the newer model "surf" boats. They have a name for it, just can't remember. Seems the opposite. Performance wise you aren't moving any more water. Could clean up the wash. Somebody has probably tried it.

 

[Cobra Jet Steering LLC]

https://jetboaters.net/threads/cobra-fins-on-our-18-242x-and-new-top-speed.22744/ https://jetboaters.net/search/480381/?q=removing+surfpoint&o=relevance

 

[Jeffro413]

https://jetboaters.net/threads/cobra-fins-on-our-18-242x-and-new-top-speed.22744/ https://jetboaters.net/search/480381/?q=removing+surfpoint&o=relevance

already done. i'm referring to adjusting the nozzles from turned in to back straight like non surf boats

 

[Cobra Jet Steering LLC]

Exactly what I explained . There are a lot of posts from past years thus the search engine. When I send my steering for all the AK boats with twin engines I send instructions on aligning the nozzles and rudder and steering wheel and then add an extra 1/2 turn to each tie rod so the fins are angled in 1/8 of an inch on the leading edges to get the boat to track straight.