I have an aluminum cutty, that exhibits a weird "pull" to starboard near top end of the throttle. At high speeds, the starboard aft corner seems to pulled or rather the port aft corner is pushed requiring significant ourse corrections at the helm. The boat is flat bottomed at the aft with a 18 degreee V at the bow. No chines to speak ofm, just the standard aluminum vanes.<br /><br />This problem makes the boat undrivable at top speeds, and heaven forbid one hits a broadside wake off another boat. I nearly flipped the whole thing last week.<br /><br />Could this be a leg length issue? Prop selection? How does one determine the correct leg length for a boat? I am rebuilding the boat this winter and could concievably raise the transom height.<br /><br />Thanks!
