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IM4A2Z 05-03-2007 12:52 PM


Originally Posted by throttleup (Post 2112132)
The Mercury 525 motor needs to run at 5350-5400 RPM at WOT to achieve max top end. You need 450-500 RPM actually to do so. I would recommend that you try some different props before labbing. Maybe quest can post his Bravo performance numbers as well as his Hering numbers, to help you out.

Julie

Julie
Can you PM or email me your best price on a Mercury Labbed 30P for my XR.
Thanks

chad1 05-04-2007 09:57 AM


Originally Posted by IM4A2Z (Post 2115438)
Julie
Can you PM or email me your best price on a Mercury Labbed 30P for my XR.
Thanks

i have a labbed 30 from throttle up i would like to sell. i need a cnc 29 from julie

throttleup 05-05-2007 06:56 AM

The cost for a Lab Finsihed Bravo I is $989.99 which includes the XR hub kit. I do think however that you should try to getr some feedback on semi-cleavers on your boat. I was hoping quest would post his data from his Hering Props.

Julie

throttleup 05-05-2007 06:58 AM

Chad1,

We are getting ready to make an announcement about our props next week.. We have implemented a new treatment which makes the props very STRONG! Stay tuned.

Julie

chromecat 05-05-2007 08:36 PM

fyi,

the hering props on quest's boat, are not cleavers....

Don

throttleup 05-06-2007 11:08 AM

Chromecat,

I am only familiar with his semi-cleaver Bravo sterndrive props and his Surface props.

Julie

quest 05-06-2007 11:04 PM

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The herring vs bravo test I did is really not relivant to the single engine 26 ft cat of blueamerican because my current boat is a 31 ft twin engine AO. But here is the test results. all runs were made in 72 deg weather on relative smooth water. The boat ran out of hp at 5700 RPM with the 34 pitched labbed bravos but since 32 pitch 5 blade herrings were more efficient, they required less HP at all rpm levels and therefore I was able to turn the motors to 6000 rpm when I hit the rev limiter. The herrings look very similar to the bravos but have, one extra blade and are razor sharp.

quest 05-06-2007 11:29 PM

1 Attachment(s)
The herring vs bravo test I did is really not relivant to the single engine 26 ft cat of blueamerican because my current boat is a 31 ft twin engine AO. But here is the test results. all runs were made in 72 deg weather on relative smooth water. The boat ran out of hp at 5700 RPM with the 34 pitched labbed bravos but since 32 pitch 5 blade herrings were more efficient, they required less HP at all rpm levels and therefore I was able to turn the motors to 6000 rpm when I hit the rev limiter. The herrings look very similar to the bravos but have, one extra blade and are razor sharp.

Ps I tried another manufacturers 5 blade on my 26 ft AO. It was not labbed. The boat ran higher mph at each rpm level but I lost top speed( motor wouldnt turn over 5500 RPM) because it put too much load on the motor.

I cannot get the attachment graph to post

throttleup 05-07-2007 08:05 AM

Can you post a photo of the Hering props? I have had positive results with 5B props on twin engines as well, but the singles have been challenging with 5B props.

Julie

Donzilla 05-08-2007 04:57 PM


Originally Posted by blueamerican (Post 2114413)
Donzilla, would love to try, of course, if I ding it I buy it...

PM me some info I will be out testing in Tuckerton this weekend. Sorry for the late reply I haven't been here in a while.That is fair if they work for you.
JIm


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