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Old 11-20-2012 | 11:35 AM
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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 ?

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I'm assuming TRS drives. 26 pitch bravo ones. 74 mph
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Ran mine with 26 bravo 1s trs 650 a side @ 5400
94 top gun straight bottom 78 mph
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I'm assuming TRS drives. 26 pitch bravo ones. 74 mph
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!
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Old 11-20-2012 | 12:33 PM
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Forgot to say I'm running new Kondrads drives, 26 pitch Bravo's being worked at this time. 555 cuin 630 hp
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Forgot to say I'm running new Kondrads drives, 26 pitch Bravo's being worked at this time. 555 cuin 630 hp
OK, having a trans will eat up some HP.... but you should still be mid 70's+
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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....

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bravo 1s dont fit trs ?? ive been doing it for years .they fit alpha trs bravo1 .even outboards
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smokin gun is correct as all of the speed predictions
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Old 11-20-2012 | 07:18 PM
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I have a 1995 525 EFI XR gun with Bravo I 26P props. I see 73-74 low on fuel & at most me & my tiny wife in the boat. It is a 71 MPH boat loaded with fuel & 4 adults. Not super fast but a good boat.
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Originally Posted by smokin' gun
bravo 1s dont fit trs ?? ive been doing it for years .they fit alpha trs bravo1 .even outboards
My bad....I've got ssm on the brain
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