thirdchildhood

iTrader: (6)

Both are similar 4 blade props. I've been running a 30p Bravo 1 for years. How does the Rev 4 compare? What are the different handling characteristics?

Unlimited jd

iTrader: (5)

Pretty sure they have less surface area, and your going to lose 20mph though. There only available up to 25 pitch

NASCAT

Both Mystic & Nor-Tech recommend the Rev 4 on their Perf CC's, better handling characteristics.

Mercury is currently developing / producing a Rev 4 27P after releasing their new 350 & 400 Verado's.

thirdchildhood

iTrader: (6)

Thanks. I would need at least a 28p so that answers that! Not doing a gear change.

Unlimited jd

iTrader: (5)

I'm guessing with the weight of a couple (or 4) big verados hanging on a bracket they don't need a lot of lift from the props.

NASCAT

I'm told the bravo's will be faster but require the Verado's to be raised, handling will suffer & expect the props to bark in offshore conditions due to the raised height.

ToMorrow44

I tried out a 25p Rev4 once. I usually run a Lab 30 Bravo and the 25p Rev4 was too small, but it acts bigger than a 25 Bravo, if that makes sense. The prop has a ton of lift, both bow and stern I thought. The Rev4 would be a great prop for mild powered (like 496) boats because it has low slip numbers and good lift. Not sure about outboards though, thats a different ballgame.

tnc110

I haven't tested this, but I'm pretty sure the rev props will yield much better fuel mileage.

onesickpantera

iTrader: (1)

Rev4 will carry the bow better than a Bravo. It's basically a 4 blade Mirage Plus. They are also very efficient.

thirdchildhood

iTrader: (6)

Since I need at least a 28p 4 blade, is there an option similar to the Rev4 that I could try to see if there is better performance than my current bblades 30p Bravo 1? Looking for overall lift and more top speed.