You only really need four props in your arsenal 27, 28, 29, and a 30.

You need to try 5 blade and 6 blades different boats react differently we've had a lot of success with fives

Thats more like it.I have tryed that prop before he did and it was real tite . For a so called 29 lol

If it is truly a 30 it brings the slip to 4.75

Was that done in a river LOL

Eddie

Once you get the data logger installed and up and running it will supply you with tons of information takes all the guesswork out of everything very useful tool. It's definitely must have tool today, the data you accumulate is very helpful we're finally out of the Stone Age.

Eddie have you ever thought trying an aluminum 3 blade.. so if you run in flats at low tide an hit a clam bed you can just throw it out an get a new one! OMG

That speed was 92 @5300 and it took a long time to get there,2 foot chop. the prop was definitely to big. BBlades is gonna help dial in both set ups

that calculates the slip at 8.37, that's not a bad number at all

Will you be posting pics of the rigging? Are the parts in the shop or still being ordered? Who is doing the rigging? What is your choice for steering?

We will be posting pics of every step till it hits the water. Every part is in the shop. Northeast performance marine will be doing bulk of the rigging . We have the imco gimble with steering .