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Originally Posted by 4195
(Post 3022955)
Offshore what are you running for power and mph?
So for me it was worth it, I will put on labbed props this summer to see if I can get any more, but who knows. |
Originally Posted by cigrocket
(Post 3022973)
I had a 35' mistress, no notch. Konrad Drives. By spinning in I gained 4-5 miles an hour. The docking was an issue and I new I didn't buy the boat to be the fastest. It ran an honest 75 all the time spinning out. Ran 78-79 spinning in.
If you are only chasing one mile an hour, I would talk to BBlades and see what they can do for you. You say you have labbed props, but Brett seems to be able to squeeze 1 or 2 MPH when you want to get it done. Also depending on x dimension, maybe you can put shorties on. Sometimes, Cigarette is conservative with the X dimension. Good luck |
my 35 t/s i had em in and picked up a tick but it has no notch... notched 38 t/s spin out per the experts and running in snot
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The props on my my 39 Top Gun are turning in (staggered engines). We also had them turning in on the 2000 Top Gun (TS, side by side) and 2003 Gladiator (staggered engines). All three of these were set up with the props turning in from the get go and I never tried them with the props turning out so I cannot tell you what difference it will make. I can tell you that they do work fine turning in on a twin step though.
As for a straight bottom, we tried the props turning out on my old 45 Apache before we decided to turn them in and leave it that way. Turning them in provided the boat with more bow lift and it actually seemed to handle better as well. |
If someone doesn't mind a rookie question...
What does it mean to "turn in" your props, and why would it effect docking? |
Originally Posted by wjb21ndtown
(Post 3023325)
If someone doesn't mind a rookie question...
What does it mean to "turn in" your props, and why would it effect docking? Starboard prop turns CCW, port turns CW. ( when viewed from the rear) Reverse seems to have less effect than when they're turning out. I've found that leaving the drives trimmed slighly positve helps handling a bit, when turning in. |
Originally Posted by 4195
(Post 3022954)
Okay I don't want to hi jack your thread but I am wondering if I could benefit from turning them in. 93 Cafe running 26 labbed props boat runs 78-79mph. Would love to get 80 on GPS. What is the downside? I would imagine docking?
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Big difference on mine. Turned in last year and gained 4mph top end. '01 Tiger straight bottom. 750hp ea side by side with IMCO Extremes and extension boxes. No problems docking.
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Originally Posted by Expat
(Post 3023458)
Big difference on mine. Turned in last year and gained 4mph top end. '01 Tiger straight bottom. 750hp ea side by side with IMCO Extremes and extension boxes. No problems docking.
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Originally Posted by offshoredrillin
(Post 3023503)
nice! whats top speed with the 750's? what type of boxes? straight back or upswept..any pics?
Pics and more numbers soon. |
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