Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
12-02-2005 | 06:37 PM
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Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
I spin them "in" on my 33.
They were "in" when I got it , I was
set on changing it , we took it out
and tested it both ways, lost 1 mph "out".
Didn't have the unusual handling issues
that my 29 did when running "in", so,
I left them "in". ( the 33 seems better balanced)
It's still a pig around the dock though.
They were "in" when I got it , I was
set on changing it , we took it out
and tested it both ways, lost 1 mph "out".
Didn't have the unusual handling issues
that my 29 did when running "in", so,
I left them "in". ( the 33 seems better balanced)
It's still a pig around the dock though.
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12-02-2005 | 08:36 PM
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From: Austin
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by baja36ft
You Spin Them In Now?? I Thought I Was The Only One
That Did That On A Baja Most People Don't Like Them
Spinning In
That Did That On A Baja Most People Don't Like Them
Spinning In
12-03-2005 | 07:53 AM
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From: Austin
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by baja36ft
I Think It Rides Better Spinning In To. Did You Try Any
Hydro's Yet?
Hydro's Yet?
12-13-2005 | 04:18 PM
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From: Austin
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by baja36ft
Just Remember That A 26 Hydro Is Not The Same As A 26 Bravo The Hydro Is A Bigger Prop (thats What Throttle-up Tell Me)
