Here's mine... strut hole egged out, raised, angled, and aligned. No bouncing.
Simply moving the batteries far forward as others have suggested does not correct the problem. It just makes the front of the boat "plow" while the back end "digs in." Raising and angling the strut downward gives the boat the stern lift it needs, and the packs don't need to be moved as far forward, because the hull doesn't tend to trap air when it runs high and dry.
Even when it gets tossed around in the chop, the bow doesn't rise, it just settles back down again.
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