It says this: "RUDDER ALIGNMENT -
Check rudder alignment in the direction of travel. Proper rudder alignment would be 1/8" to 1/4" toe-in on a 14 or 16. This is measured with the rudders down. Measure leading edge to leading edge and then trailing edge to trailing edge. The front (toe) should be closer together than the trailing edge. Measure at about the little hump on the leading edge and straight back from there for the trailing edge. It is always possible that the rudders are actually mounted on the reverse hulls. That causes extreme toe-in problems. Look at the upper casting / arms to be sure they angle in towards the boat's centerline when the rudders are in alignment with the hulls."
1) Is this the same for the wave?
2) If yes then I suspect mine is out materially. I'll measure next time. Since in the up position mine are tilted INWARDS that means they are out in the opposite direction the are supposed to be. ie the connection cross bar is too long by a tad and pushing the rudder arms apart too far (thus they are tilted inward vs outward)
I'll measure it next outing and bring a saw to trim the cross bar as needed to get the measurement right. My guess is maybe someone before me replaced with one from a different boat with a tiny difference in width.
Every bit helps