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Old 01-10-2005, 11:30 AM
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Which of the two props would you say are better and why
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Old 01-10-2005, 01:37 PM
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I never used either, but I have heard alot of unhappy customers with the service of Herring.
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Old 01-10-2005, 03:25 PM
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I have a 30 pitch maximus and I am very happy. Big gain in bottom and midrange. top end about the same as brovo.
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Old 01-10-2005, 03:32 PM
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How about stability?
And what are you running greg?
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These props are very different from each other. The Herings are cleavers and induce stern lift and the Maximus has a round ear blade design inducing bow lift.

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Old 01-10-2005, 08:56 PM
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Julie, you didn't mention the Hydromotive P5-X. Baja27 you need to call Julie, she knows props. Powerboat mag. even thinks so.
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Go 6 blade and stop the madness.
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So that explains why my boat is faster top end with the cleaver prop vs the lobbed Mirage prop. I just figured it was due to available surface area to bite into the water and to effect rpms.
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So that explains why my boat is faster top end with the cleaver prop vs the lobbed Mirage prop. I just figured it was due to available surface area to bite into the water and to effect rpms.
Are you using 3 blade Mirage's? If so, what is your boat and specifics?
I have a 33' V with 29 Mirage 3 blades and I'm going to try 4 or 5 blades soon.
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I got a 88 Baja 240 sport. Factory 454 mag and running 23 pitch props. Both came with the boat. GPS with the Mirage 3 blade was 58.8 with two people and quarter tank of gas. Never did GPS test with the cleaver. Unknown make on it. But I know it feels faster at speed. Just takes a little longer to jump out of the whole. Something a 4 or 5 blade should help eliminate.
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