1" shorty Lower
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Re: 1" shorty Lower
Originally Posted by boss252
All I know is that my Hydromotive 4 blade is less then a inch from the plate now. Maybe I need to call IMCO or Fred
I just spoke with Fred at IMCO in California and he says no problem using standard Bravo 1 4-blades or the Maximus 5 blades with the 1 inch and the 2 inch shorties.
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Originally Posted by boss252
Where do you lose the 1" it looks like the prop would hit the cavatation plate. I am just trying to unerstand the difference. Thanks Doc
to the propshaft centerline is shorter than on a standard
unit.
If you were comparing the two, the strut area is where
you would see the difference ( the area in between
the cavitation plate and the area just above the propshaft
centerline)
I know on the 2" shorty, the cavitation plate area
above the prop is removed, I would imaging on a 1" it's
modifed somewhat also.
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Re: 1" shorty Lower
Originally Posted by boss252
Thanks for the info JaayTeee.
Now what kind of performance can I expect from a 1" lower on my 252
Now what kind of performance can I expect from a 1" lower on my 252
That's hard to say....If your drive is real deep, it
may help, if it's up, it may hurt.
I was able to borrow a set of 2" shorties, my
drives are high, they didn't work.
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Re: 1" shorty Lower
my drive height is very low. I would think it would help But would like to find someone who has tried it on a similar boat.
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Re: 1" shorty Lower
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my drive height is very low. I would think it would help But would like to find someone who has tried it on a similar boat.
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Thanks for the info Smitty, Did you every try the lower without the box?
I do have a 25p 4 blade Hydomotive prop QIV. It is not labbed. My motor has had a little work done on it but very little. The prop that I damaged was Labbed and Julie at Throttle Up figured it was running with only 3% slip. So something is definitley not right. Tach may be off. I am going to check it this weekend to see.
I do have a 25p 4 blade Hydomotive prop QIV. It is not labbed. My motor has had a little work done on it but very little. The prop that I damaged was Labbed and Julie at Throttle Up figured it was running with only 3% slip. So something is definitley not right. Tach may be off. I am going to check it this weekend to see.
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Re: 1" shorty Lower
Originally Posted by boss252
Thanks for the info Smitty, Did you every try the lower without the box?
I do have a 25p 4 blade Hydomotive prop QIV. It is not labbed. My motor has had a little work done on it but very little. The prop that I damaged was Labbed and Julie at Throttle Up figured it was running with only 3% slip. So something is definitley not right. Tach may be off. I am going to check it this weekend to see.
I do have a 25p 4 blade Hydomotive prop QIV. It is not labbed. My motor has had a little work done on it but very little. The prop that I damaged was Labbed and Julie at Throttle Up figured it was running with only 3% slip. So something is definitley not right. Tach may be off. I am going to check it this weekend to see.
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Thanks for the info Smitty. I am going to try to call Baja and see if they will give me any insight on this.