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Just a quick pic from vacation last week. Didn't have the awesome weather we usually get but still had a great time. The Stingray ran like a champ and really liked being run every day.
2004 Stingray 190ls 4.3 v6
Finally, a break in the weather and was able to get the boat out and try out my new Smart Tabs. Installing was easy...though drilling in your transom is never easy.
The instructions said start in the 3rd position. I backed off at the last minute and moved to the 2nd...
I have a 2004 Stingray 190LS. I love this boat except for the porposing. I've read that Smart Tabs will cure this. My question is this...with properly installed and adjusted smart tabs on the boat, will it always run bow down? Or will I still be able to trim my outdrive up and raise the bow...
