Straight bottom 90's Top Gun
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For the guys with straight bottom 1990's Top Guns. I have a 1991 Top Gun, weighted 12,900 full of fuel. With 625 to 675 horse power what size props are you running and what speed and RPM are you seeing. I have Kondrads Drives , 26 pitch four blade Bravo 1 props. I have 555 cuin 630 hp engines. Props are in shop now will get them back next week. What should I expect ?
Last edited by Harvey; 11-20-2012 at 01:36 PM.
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Bravo1 props won't fit on a TRS.

I'm guessing 28 or maybe even labbed 30's on that and it should run close to 80 with that much HP. I'm not positive, but I think it was the 1993 to 1995's were layed up lighter so they could run in the upper 60's with 502's....
One more thing... Invest in a couple of spare drives!



I'm guessing 28 or maybe even labbed 30's on that and it should run close to 80 with that much HP. I'm not positive, but I think it was the 1993 to 1995's were layed up lighter so they could run in the upper 60's with 502's....
One more thing... Invest in a couple of spare drives!


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From: hampstead nh
Bravo1 props won't fit on a TRS.

I'm guessing 28 or maybe even labbed 30's on that and it should run close to 80 with that much HP. I'm not positive, but I think it was the 1993 to 1995's were layed up lighter so they could run in the upper 60's with 502's....
One more thing... Invest in a couple of spare drives!




I'm guessing 28 or maybe even labbed 30's on that and it should run close to 80 with that much HP. I'm not positive, but I think it was the 1993 to 1995's were layed up lighter so they could run in the upper 60's with 502's....
One more thing... Invest in a couple of spare drives!



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