Brandon, I have a few low tow-point poppers as well, namely the Sea Frogs.
In my experience (limited),
Its very dependent on the weight of the hooks. and this is subject to the original design of the popper. when you "chug" it, the popper would dive a little, pushes the water and leaves a trail of bubbles. When it is done, it will "sit" at an inclined angle. a center tow would sit vertically.
For wooden poppers, water would seep into the popper and the balance would be off after say, 1-2 days in the water. for example, I started with 2x 4/0 trebles, and at the end of 2 days, I was down to 1x 4/0 with a single assist at the rear.