turn props in or out
10-07-2011 | 11:18 AM
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I just found out my props have been turning out since I bought my boat, go figure I never knew, lol. On a step bottom boat you want them to turn in, no gain in performance as far I have been told. My boat picked up 2 mph when they turned the props back in, but I believe straight bottom boats may be different?
10-07-2011 | 11:47 AM
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I just found out my props have been turning out since I bought my boat, go figure I never knew, lol. On a step bottom boat you want them to turn in, no gain in performance as far I have been told. My boat picked up 2 mph when they turned the props back in, but I believe straight bottom boats may be different?
10-08-2011 | 11:07 AM
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I just found out my props have been turning out since I bought my boat, go figure I never knew, lol. On a step bottom boat you want them to turn in, no gain in performance as far I have been told. My boat picked up 2 mph when they turned the props back in, but I believe straight bottom boats may be different?
10-10-2011 | 08:19 AM
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From: Millsboro, DE- Cape Coral, FL
Not true. Every bravo T/S Top gun/Tiger that came out of Cigarette is set up spinning out. It all depends on drive height, drives, props, bottom ect. I've run T/S Guns spinning in and out and out run a little better overall on a Bravo boat. A number 6 is a whole different ball game.
Last edited by WMF; 10-10-2011 at 08:48 AM.
