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Ok, I will try that, its supposed to be high 60's here on Tuesday. I love all this boating into late November.
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Originally Posted by ActiveThunder
(Post 3257787)
I would pull the spacer.
Any Ideas? What is the standard drive depth on the 25's? Also what is the measurement from the end of the lower strake to the transom on the 25'? anybody. |
Are you playing on flat water?
My 28 did the same thing, hated flat stuff. |
Originally Posted by cosmic12
(Post 3259758)
Are you playing on flat water?
My 28 did the same thing, hated flat stuff. |
Originally Posted by My Addiction
(Post 3259754)
Ok, pulled the spacer. Well, put a standard drive on, same thing right. The boat still porpoised at speeds above 60, prop slip was high and had a mini rooster going, never trimmed past neutral.
Any Ideas? What is the standard drive depth on the 25's? Also what is the measurement from the end of the lower strake to the transom on the 25'? anybody. Tabs aren't the answer but what happens if you drop them a little? Throw the P5s back on for grins as well. |
Porpoise was not noticeably worse or better, the same I guess.
The tabs don't change much until I lower them enough to plow the bow, which slows the speed dramatically: porpoise at 62mph at 4200 rpms. plows 62 mph around 4800rpm; thats with the spacer and labbed 28 B1. Its getting cold up here in MD, but I'll try and make it out again. I'm usually winterized by now. |
You have to run the spacer. With out it X dimension is to high, you will burn out the prop. I was always able to stop the porpoising with very little trim and dropping the tabs just a click. I do remember that that boat does not like to cruise in flat water in the 48-52 MPH range. If you try cruiseing at 45 or 55 ish the porpoise goes away. I never had porpoise at WOT. EVER. You may want to try a 1.75 or even a 2" spacer you would be able to give it a little more trim without the cavatation. Also wieght never changed much with that hull. Congrats on the radar run! Hope this info helps.
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Originally Posted by chaos
(Post 3262224)
You have to run the spacer. With out it X dimension is to high, you will burn out the prop. I was always able to stop the porpoising with very little trim and dropping the tabs just a click. I do remember that that boat does not like to cruise in flat water in the 48-52 MPH range. If you try cruiseing at 45 or 55 ish the porpoise goes away. I never had porpoise at WOT. EVER. You may want to try a 1.75 or even a 2" spacer you would be able to give it a little more trim without the cavatation. Also wieght never changed much with that hull. Congrats on the radar run! Hope this info helps.
I do remember you telling me that about the calm water, and thats why I left it alone for so long, but now its time to figure something out. Didn't you put the spacer on? Did the boat have a spacer when you got it? You had a lot more power, that propably help hold the bow up at WOT? I think I will try an locate a bigger spacer over the winter. Winterized yesterday. Done Nick |
I have a labbed 28 Bravo One that came on my 25Active Thunder with a HP500 you can buy
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Originally Posted by islandman
(Post 3263860)
I have a labbed 28 Bravo One that came on my 25Active Thunder with a HP500 you can buy
Still curious about the measurements previously listed, if any of you 25 guys want to help me out.:drink: |
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