Re: 35 with Whippled 500 EFI'S
 

I dont know Indy...I worry about a guy your age (old) with that kind of power.. You might want to ship the boat to Oklahoma so that I can dial it in for you over the next couple of summers just to make sure it is safe..I'd say 95. More if you add the shorties!

Re: 35 with Whippled 500 EFI'S
 

OK there junior 26 :rolleyes:

How fast was your boat with the 29's?

I'm trying out some P5Xs this weekend. I liked the stock Bravo 32s, but wanted a comparison.

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Let us know how they work! I finally got my rig on the water but so far have not seen any good numbers yet, it runs 88-90 @ 5000 rpm. The rev limiter is set at 5800 so the 32's are too much prop with a 1.36 ratio. Trying to get a set of Bravo 28's and 30's to test. Probably not the best time to expect stellar numbers with humidity and temps near 100. :(

We ran 104 mph. Could probably played with the props, but was happy they way it was. Those where box stock 29's not labbed. It was a little difficult to get on plane, and it didnt cruise in the mid range as efficiently as the 5 blades, but it ran very hard on the top end. Its all a trade off for what you use your boat the most for. Had it set up for running on the rivers in our area. In those informal match-ups its more about acceleration than top speed. If you can put 2-3 boats on someone its over quick.

Wow! those are great numbers, how much HP?

Beakboater - you must have some serious hp to hit 104! I dynoed at 710, so I know that is beyond my expectations. Now, if it would just stop raining I could get some runs in. I had quite a bit of slip with the 32s, but I don't know if the 5 blades will compensate enough to make up for the extra blade? I also want to check the different rpm speeds for a comparison, ie 4000, 4500, 5000, top end.

How fast are you running with 710?