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From: Denmark and hopefully some place nice
Because you would have to run 58-60+ mph for that to work. Was that Brett @ Bblades who suggested the 21"??? Not to be down on your boat, but you'd need a 454/385 minimum to even begin seeing those numbers on a regular basis.
Here's some figures with your drive ratio and rpm rating with a 21" prop.
At 5000+/- rpms which is at the top of your rpm range.
10% slip = 61 mph, 12% slip = 60 mph, 14% slip = 59 mph and 16% slip = 58 mph.
And at 4800+/- rpms, which is at the bottom of your rpm range.
10% slip = 58 mph, 12% slip = 57 mph, 14 % slip = 56 mph and 16 % = 55 mph.
Deffinetly start with the 19". If you look in one of the previous posts, there is one with a 454 and 350 hp running 56 as best number.Therefore I'd say he runs 54+ on average with the B1 4 blade. Yes the BBC weighs more than your SBC, but the heavy Formula likes the torque of the BBC.
Anders
Last edited by A.O. Razor; 03-06-2012 at 11:46 AM.



