Better bow lifting prop
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Is there anyway i can do that with out dropping the lower units, ?can i just swap the props?
at 5600 with 24 bravo's i get 61.2 trimmed and the 25 mirage 63.9 to 64.2 at 5300 rpms trimmed with the 23 tempest at 5800 i get 64.but i get chine walking.
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Is there anyway i can do that with out dropping the lower units, ?can i just swap the props?
at 5600 with 24 bravo's i get 61.2 trimmed and the 25 mirage 63.9 to 64.2 at 5300 rpms trimmed with the 23 tempest at 5800 i get 64.but i get chine walking.
hope this info helps.
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Because the clutch dog engagement is different with outboards and not as strong in reverse, I wouldn't suggest just switching the propellers from engine to engine. You really need to swap the cases. This is a pretty simple operation for any marine mech.
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by doing this would should i try with a smaller pitch prop or same 25 would be the ok.
how much does 300 rpms equal to speed.
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Your props will work great for the experiment and because the attitude of the boat will change, the R's may come up some too (they should).
300 rpm can give 0-5+ mph depending on the efficiancy of the set up.
300 rpm can give 0-5+ mph depending on the efficiancy of the set up.
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