formula 382 sr-1

iTrader: (3)

Has anyone tried a Rev 4 prop on a 382 Non-Step? If so how did it compare to a Bravo I ?

Thanks
Joby

FIXX

iTrader: (2)

works better then the bravo prop..its a cross between the mirage + and the bravo 1 prop..depends but in most case's i have seen it make the boat go faster then the mirage +..

formula 382 sr-1

iTrader: (3)

I'm spinning labbed 26 bravo 1 now do you thing the 25 will be the same RPM ( more or less ) ?

FIXX

iTrader: (2)

thats the bummer part,,they only go up to a 25p..seems your spinning a labbed 26 which will turn more rpm's i believe the 25's would spin the same rpm..everyone that i have talked to loves the prop..

tnc110

+1//I picked up 2 mph switching from mirage plus to rev4...same pitch. Fuel mileage is the biggest selling point.

looseconnection

I think the rev 4 25" is a true 25 and the bravo 1 is a 25.5" pitch. I have thought about trying the rev on my 292 but think it may be too small.

MILD THUNDER

iTrader: (3)

I tried them on my 402. Loved them. Try a set, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

neeb_usmc

I don't have a 382 but I have a bravo1,mirage +, and rev 4 and hands down the 4 is the best prop. Handles great but I lost a couple mph

James

I love the Maximus on my 1996, non-fastec 382. Was running SC 540's # 28's, removed the SC's and now just runing 8.5 comp, single carb 540's, the 28's are too big going to get a pair of 26 Maximus. 98% of my boating is 60 mph and less and the hook up and low slip of the Maximus in excellent compared to the Bravo 1.

BrianH244

I'm going to bump this old thread to shed some more light on the rev 4 prop. I have a 2011 checkmate ZT244. I have tried a 23 pitch rev 4 that I spun to 4900rpm at 68 mph. That is a crazy 4% slip. Now my 26 pitch bravo 1 I spun to 4600 rpm at 69mph. That's like 9% slip.