SkunkBoat
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Well tahts a different issue! If you can't raise the motors because the cowling hits the boat then there is nothing you can do. You might get lucky and zukes might be shorter.My Yamaha 250s could not come fully tilted out of the water due to going up right to the rod holder and fish box, how will the position of the steering change that?
They will have already tried raising them without the steering attached (Actually,it just effects the one with the steering cylinder) so they already know if the cowling hits befor the motor is max up.
They will set a cutout switch so things don't hit. Ask them whether/where things hit..
The steering is a problem where the cylinder hits the top of the transom before the motor has made it to max up
So its still important because if the steering hits first, you might get more out of the water by making it not hit.
If it is just the rod holder preventing dry motors, I know what my choice would be...