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Old 08-17-2002 | 01:41 PM
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Ditto on what Ron said about the drive showers. I know you said you did not have them but for others reading this post if the tips are too deep prop blow out can occur. Had this problem with a 25 Mirage Plus and I shimmed them up just a tad, problem solved.

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Old 08-17-2002 | 01:44 PM
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Originally posted by keyslife
sorry its 38" centers not 28" oops. Hey guys thanks for the input I ordered the Herings today.
Who did the set-up? And where's the X located?????

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Old 08-17-2002 | 01:45 PM
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Sean,
Thanks for the education!!! I wasn't sure if they did on a boat that big. When I posted he hadn't stated that it "blows out props at 3000 rpm" yet. I have to agree with some posts that he needs more blades in the water because I'm sure those motors have alot of torque and need a prop that bites to really get moving.

I have a little 24 footer but have 575 HP and the only prop that I can use is a Bravo 1. All others I have tried I can blow out at just about any time.

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Old 08-17-2002 | 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by Bigwavz
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Thanks for the education!!! I wasn't sure if they did on a boat that big. When I posted he hadn't stated that it "blows out props at 3000 rpm" yet. I have to agree with some posts that he needs more blades in the water because I'm sure those motors have alot of torque and need a prop that bites to really get moving.

I have a little 24 footer but have 575 HP and the only prop that I can use is a Bravo 1. All others I have tried I can blow out at just about any time.

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Have you tried a Hering on it and what pitch are you running?????
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Old 08-17-2002 | 02:02 PM
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Sean, what do you mean by the X . The setup was done at Cigarette.
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Old 08-17-2002 | 02:06 PM
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Originally posted by keyslife
Sean, what do you mean by the X . The setup was done at Cigarette.
X-Dimension...Drive height in relation to the bottom of the boat. And if Cig did the set-up that means Neill did the setup so if you roll into the power gradually does it blow out the props and if it does how long does it take them to catch up and start to bite??
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Old 08-17-2002 | 02:14 PM
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Sean is right 99% on the bravo /trans, but Imco has a protype setup with a bravo drive with a transmission, they used it on the 25 ft eliminator, that Teague went 144mph in, with this setup you use both gears in the top so it is stronger, instead of one for forward and other for reverse
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Old 08-17-2002 | 02:15 PM
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Sean,
I run a 26" prop and I only wish I could afford a Hering prop. Plus where I run my boat it is shallow and I wouldn't want to risk a big $$$$ prop meeting with the bottom!!!
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Old 08-17-2002 | 05:47 PM
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keyslife, e-mail me @ [email protected] - Rick Conti
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Old 08-17-2002 | 06:06 PM
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What pitch and diameter Herrings did you order? Are they really $2500 each?
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