Flow-Torq II + 502/415 = ?
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Flow-Torq II + 502/415 = ?
Hey guys,
Just got my new prop in today and it had a Flo-Torq II hub with a Bravo 1 (less than 400 HP) tag on it. Soooo with my 502/415 my first instinctive answer would be duhhhh but can anybody tell me if these hubs will take the torq this 502 delivers or should I go out and try to buy a solid hub assembly?
Wanna get out there and try it in the AM.
thanks
Just got my new prop in today and it had a Flo-Torq II hub with a Bravo 1 (less than 400 HP) tag on it. Soooo with my 502/415 my first instinctive answer would be duhhhh but can anybody tell me if these hubs will take the torq this 502 delivers or should I go out and try to buy a solid hub assembly?
Wanna get out there and try it in the AM.
thanks
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Re: Flow-Torq II + 502/415 = ?
It's kind of right on the edge, many of our customers stay with the plastic hub for the protection it provides and don't have a problem. I doubt if you will toast it first time out, but keep a spare.
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Re: Flow-Torq II + 502/415 = ?
Originally Posted by Mbam
It's kind of right on the edge, many of our customers stay with the plastic hub for the protection it provides and don't have a problem. I doubt if you will toast it first time out, but keep a spare.
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Re: Flow-Torq II + 502/415 = ?
Originally Posted by Griff
You're going from a 25 to 29 pitch????????????
Yes. I have a plan to supercharge the boat and the prop was purchased based on the 600hp numbers I am wanting to make. However this combo now 23' Scarab SCS goes to rev-limiter so fast now that I am wondering if I can pull to WOT 4600-5000 with the 29P.
We have a nice day down here so going out today to find out. Also several poker runs and speed events. So wanting to to a baseline of 2500-3500-4500 rpm and see what the MPH on the gps is. Also to see if a 3500 rpm cruise rpm can yield any significant mph increase at reasonable throttle position. Just learning ...one step at a time...
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Ive been running a Flo-Torque II plastic hub for three seasons on my current boat with a 502 Mag MPI 415hp.
Before that I ran the same plastic hub behind a ZZ502 in a 22 Scarab.
Never had a problem.
Ron
Before that I ran the same plastic hub behind a ZZ502 in a 22 Scarab.
Never had a problem.
Ron
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I thought the metal insert came with anything over 26P. That's what the place where I bought my prop said.
I did use a plastic insert on my old prop with 385 HP running hard without any problems.
I did use a plastic insert on my old prop with 385 HP running hard without any problems.
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Re: Flow-Torq II + 502/415 = ?
Originally Posted by rjcardinal
Ive been running a Flo-Torque II plastic hub for three seasons on my current boat with a 502 Mag MPI 415hp.
Before that I ran the same plastic hub behind a ZZ502 in a 22 Scarab.
Never had a problem.
Ron
Before that I ran the same plastic hub behind a ZZ502 in a 22 Scarab.
Never had a problem.
Ron