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Old 08-09-2012 | 05:00 PM
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We have a 22 ft Advantage Citation (24 ft with swim platform) that GPS'd at 88 with a Whippled 502.
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Old 08-09-2012 | 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by snapmorgan
The -2 worked great on the 27 that I bought it for. I have not tried it on the 28. I am having prop slip/ cavitation issues on the 28 and I think the -2 lower will probably make it worse.

575 what do you think about my 28MCOB. I am running about 20% slip with a 26B1 and can hear it caviating i think. It just doesn't hook up well. Doesn't respond well to trim, just wants to slip more. I think I am going to try a 5 blade , but don't know what pitch to try. I am just touching the rev limiter right now ith the 26 4 blade.
Snap, keep in mind the original design and intent for the 28. Developed for space accommodation, storage and all out family fun. Never intended to go very fast because of the very wide bean and flat hull (23 degrees). Thats quite a bit of surface running in the water, plus the weight. But you can make them run. First you need to get the prop away from the transom. Thanks to the speed killing last step which the drain plug is in. That step has some hook built in to stabilize the boat. Also a good reason the 28 doesn't really need tabs. To make her run, get the prop away from the transom, to good clean water with a box or ITS. Thats why your smoking your four blade, to much air. raise the X. 28 is deep from Advantage. Then your on cue,with the five blade. Run a 26 labbed five blade. Labbed why? You need to trim the diffuser ring because the 5-blade is going to lift the transom to much. You'll plow the bow and run slower than you should if you don't.
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Old 08-09-2012 | 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by The Nerd
We have a 22 ft Advantage Citation (24 ft with swim platform) that GPS'd at 88 with a Whippled 502.
Thats smokin. Fun ride those 22's are
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Old 08-09-2012 | 10:34 PM
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That is fast in a 22!!! Great advice adv 575!!! Im sure a lot of us 28 owners were looking for some of that insight! I will get my fat slow hull into the big #, cause i love the way the boat rides/handles.We'll see.$$$$$$$$$
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Old 08-09-2012 | 10:47 PM
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Hey Snap, my 28 only cavitates if I dont trim up after on plane. Although I dont have the hp you do , it seems kind of strange. Once on plane(which is pretty fast with the hp I have) all I have to do is trim up & she grabs a bite. It will be interesting to see what happens on your boat if you do some of the things Adv 575 recomended.
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Old 08-09-2012 | 11:26 PM
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Thanks 575, just sold my shorty lower yesterday. will try the 5 blade and see how it works.
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Old 08-11-2012 | 08:41 PM
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Randy scism won the 1st loto shootout in a 27@ 101 mph
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Old 08-12-2012 | 12:27 PM
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Snap did you put a water pick-up on the transom or are you using your out drive feed? I've seen a lot of people put a pick-up on the transom in front of the path of the prop. This causes turbulence and air as the water hits the prop area. Cavitation results.
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Old 08-12-2012 | 11:01 PM
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Feeding it through drive. It does however have a drive shower pickup installed through the cavitation plate. I have thought about removing it to see if it may be causing a little of it. Also, I am running LH rotation and the shower pickup is on the left (port) side of drive. It was set up at the factory this way, but it seems backwards to me.
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Old 08-14-2012 | 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by snapmorgan
Feeding it through drive. It does however have a drive shower pickup installed through the cavitation plate. I have thought about removing it to see if it may be causing a little of it. Also, I am running LH rotation and the shower pickup is on the left (port) side of drive. It was set up at the factory this way, but it seems backwards to me.

Ever try running a RH prop? Drive shower should only stick through just a bit. I was always told to install them on the drive on the up swing of prop. Never had on on the down side. Could be on to something. What's your current X? 28's are typically pretty deep.
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