New Cummins/Mercruiser Project
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The motors themselves really dictated where the exhaust was going to exit...see the attached pix...
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Boat was at X Site today... Played with a lot of different props... The best they found with the time allotted was 69.8mph on the revlimiter - 18 second hole shot - 17x37 5 blades. They said the boat pulled hard - quiet - no black smoke. Overall we are very very happy. They left with 17x39 5&6 blades... Now en route to Ft Lauderdale.
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I want this project to suceed in the worse way because I think you guys put this together right and would like to see a diesel boat with outdrives in production that can challenge a gas boat. I think this project can do that.
So, not to beat this to death, too much pitch, not enough prop speed. If it pops on plane fast it's under wheeled for a diesel boat. Your pitch is already too big which means they are not turning fast enough. Less pitch more rpm's.
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So, not to beat this to death, too much pitch, not enough prop speed. If it pops on plane fast it's under wheeled for a diesel boat. Your pitch is already too big which means they are not turning fast enough. Less pitch more rpm's.
Joe Gere
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Boat was at X Site today... Played with a lot of different props... The best they found with the time allotted was 69.8mph on the revlimiter - 18 second hole shot - 17x37 5 blades. They said the boat pulled hard - quiet - no black smoke. Overall we are very very happy. They left with 17x39 5&6 blades... Now en route to Ft Lauderdale.
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