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Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by BajaRunner
sounds good. ive almost got the fine tuning done, and ill really concentrate on props. I tried hydromotive Qiv's this weekend. Much better slip #'s but lost 500 rpms. Felt like they slipped to about 40mph too.
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Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
2002 Baja 36 Outlaw 500 EFI's with XZ drives.
Came stock with Merc 26 Pitch Bravo 1 4-blades. I could turn the stock props at 5000 RPM. I could go out stock and run 70 to 71 all day long. After one season Darrin at Houston Propeller labbeb my props. The first time he put too much cup in them and I did not gain anything. The second time he cut them paper thin and they would turn up 5200 t0 5250 just under the rev limiter and the best ever GPS speed I ever saw was just under 75 MPH. If memory serves me right it was like 74.3 MPH on the GPS. I believe that Baja changed the "X" in 2001 from what I have been told. I know the rev limiter from Merc is either 5300 or 5350 RPM. I just replaced both of my tachs this winter. One was doing crazy things and would jump up to 5500 to 5600 and then back to normal with the props firmly planted in the water and the other one turns out to have had a bad ground. Did you buy your boat new? If not I would say the Rev limiter has been reprogrammed. Are your props stock? If they have been worked or came off a different boat then you could have problems. I borrowed a pair of labbed 28's from a buddy that were brand new. They were done by Throttle Up which does great work. I could spin them at 5300 RPM but I lost 5 MPH. Turns out they were set up for a 32 Sunsation with a stepped bottom. Dock |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
P.S.
I spin mine out. My boat did NOT like them spinning in. The starboard did all the work and the port slipped bad. I look forward to trying them in again with the A/C pickup gone off the bottom. |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by baja36ft
SPINNING IN OR OUT?
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Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
2002 Baja 36 Outlaw 500 EFI's with XZ drives.
Came stock with Merc 26 Pitch Bravo 1 4-blades. I could turn the stock props at 5000 RPM. I could go out stock and run 70 to 71 all day long. After one season Darrin at Houston Propeller labbeb my props. The first time he put too much cup in them and I did not gain anything. The second time he cut them paper thin and they would turn up 5200 t0 5250 just under the rev limiter and the best ever GPS speed I ever saw was just under 75 MPH. If memory serves me right it was like 74.3 MPH on the GPS. I believe that Baja changed the "X" in 2001 from what I have been told. I know the rev limiter from Merc is either 5300 or 5350 RPM. I just replaced both of my tachs this winter. One was doing crazy things and would jump up to 5500 to 5600 and then back to normal with the props firmly planted in the water and the other one turns out to have had a bad ground. Did you buy your boat new? If not I would say the Rev limiter has been reprogrammed. Are your props stock? If they have been worked or came off a different boat then you could have problems. I borrowed a pair of labbed 28's from a buddy that were brand new. They were done by Throttle Up which does great work. I could spin them at 5300 RPM but I lost 5 MPH. Turns out they were set up for a 32 Sunsation with a stepped bottom. Dock I just changed ignition to the crane Hi-6m which has an adjustable rev limiter. We have it at 5800 right now, but it will be moved to 5600 after all testing. The 26's are labbed by throttle up, but the dont have any cup in them (and they came off stans 36 outlaw). I have the a/c up front, and it feels like the front is dragging a little, so maybe with some cup Ill pickup the front and more speed. When you are trimming up, where do your indicators read? Im having to get it up to 8-9 which seems pretty damn high! |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by BajaRunner
i spun them in.
YOU MAY GAIN RPM BY SPINNING THEM OUT. |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
I Know They Changed The "x" In 2001 (on The 36)but Did Testing In
99 My "x" Is The Same As A 2002 A Friend Of Mine Has A 99 25 Outlaw And His "x" Is Higher Then The 2001 We Measured So Go Figure Thats Why The 2 Inch Shorties Did Not Work For Me That I Thought Would For Sure I Thought My "x" Was 1.5 Lower Then It Was. |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by baja36ft
I WOULD TRY THE HYDRO'S AGAIN AND SPIN THEM OUT.
YOU MAY GAIN RPM BY SPINNING THEM OUT. |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
P.S.
I spin mine out. My boat did NOT like them spinning in. The starboard did all the work and the port slipped bad. I look forward to trying them in again with the A/C pickup gone off the bottom. was your a/c p/u inline with your port drive. Mine is on the starboard side, but is 4-5 inches out of line with the drive. |
Re: Anyone with a 36 calculate your prop slip?
Any Up Dates Yet????
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