H-14 partially converted to a Turbo project.

Hi guys,
I am a hobie 16 and 14 sailor , ( own each one), and have partially converted my 78 H-14 to a turbo, with mostly gifted parts. ( hobie furler, turbo bridle, turbo jib, upper forestay/pigtail, jib blocks,etc.) The main question I have so far, is how do I rake the H-14 turbo, to get the 57" of rake, that is recommended by the Bob Curry tuning guide? I tried adding a 7 hole chainplate on top of the sail, below the upper pigtail. I got a little too much rake , doing that?
Any ideas, on what a 150 lb skipper, should run the mast rake at? How tight is the shrouds, typically?? ( Bob Curry method uses a weight attached to the main halyard, on a level boat, measured behind the mast)
Hey Matt, was nice to meet you at the H-16 N/A championships. ( I was crew on a pal of mine's boat there) ( what a blast!)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Garry

Bob Curry's tuning guide is for the straight 14, not the 14T. I'm pretty sure his mast rake info doesn't apply.

I don't know what the mast rake setting should be for the 14T. I'm headed to the 14 NACs this weekend in Toronto - I'll ask around, since a lot of the guys used to race 14Ts.

Thanks so much for the quick reply, Matt? If I can swing it, I might make it down to Toronto for the Friday races of the H14-NACs, as spectator. Good luck !
Garry