I've read the archives and still have questions on 1.)where the jib sheets should be routed? and 2.)what is the best way to cleat the sheets? 1.) If the sheets are ran through the turning blocks (factory) the sail is too close and binds on the shrouds. If routed outside the shrouds the sheets are caught on the lifelines and shrouds and the angle to the winch and cleat is wrong. 2.)I have replaced th original jam/clam cleats with a triple Spinlock clutch for the halyards and centerboard. What kind of cleat is recommended to replace the ones next to the companionway opening that are used to secure the jib sheets? How are these cleats/clutchs oriented? Bottom line is that I like to be able to adjust the jib sail trim without having to unwrap the current cleat . . .it has to be a quicker more convenient way . . .Please advise . . .