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03-11-2007, 08:27 AM
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I went with the hydromotive five blade and increased my cruising speed , fuel milage and have next to no porpoising.
But with the 4 blade props all I had to do was add tab and it would stop. The porpoising on my boat was never a problem
at speeds above 60. add a little tab at speeds slower then 60 and she smooth.
RR
But with the 4 blade props all I had to do was add tab and it would stop. The porpoising on my boat was never a problem
at speeds above 60. add a little tab at speeds slower then 60 and she smooth.
RR
03-11-2007, 08:29 AM
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I went with the hydromotive five blade and increased my cruising speed , fuel milage and have next to no porpoising.
But with the 4 blade props all I had to do was add tab and it would stop. The porpoising on my boat was never a problem
at speeds above 60. add a little tab at speeds slower then 60 and she smooth.
RR
But with the 4 blade props all I had to do was add tab and it would stop. The porpoising on my boat was never a problem
at speeds above 60. add a little tab at speeds slower then 60 and she smooth.
RR
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yes i saw the 38 and also the jacksonville 35 foot is not in the listing anymore, my wife is not happy!!!!!! pete
03-19-2007, 01:30 PM
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I am sure you already looked at this one but if not it may be worth considering. Tried to post link but don't have privileges yet but search on boattrader for 2002 Sonic USA 35 SS 500 HP's .I looked at it when it when it was in Jersey and the boat is in good condition. I was actually looking to trade up for it but the deal didn't work out. It is loaded and only has around 150 hrs on HP500's. Good luck
