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proping an 89 flat deck
The boat in an 89 TG with notch transom, is 575-600 hp enough power to spin 28 4 blades to 5000-5200 ?
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Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
(Post 4692751)
The boat in an 89 TG with notch transom, is 575-600 hp enough power to spin 28 4 blades to 5000-5200 ?
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Originally Posted by 14 apache
(Post 4692753)
that might be tuff one. Maybe a little heavy on pitch. |
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He's not sure no speedo working in the boat, Id guess 68-72 but just a guess, I'm just trying to get the rev's down and pick up a little speed
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Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
(Post 4692761)
He's not sure no speedo working in the boat, Id guess 68-72 but just a guess, I'm just trying to get the rev's down and pick up a little speed
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Originally Posted by 14 apache
(Post 4692763)
33 Apache I had did 68mph at 5400rpm boat weight was 8600lbs might want to try 4 blade 24 pitch |
A 38 Flatdeck will be around 11k dry. It will depend on the hp/torque curve of the engines as to how to prop it.
I would say to try going up 2-3 inches in pitch to start. I doubt he would be able spin the 28 Bravos to 5000rpm. |
Top gun will weigh around 9800-10,000 with light to no fuel, what drives?
That HP with TRS?? your looking at worked 25 Mirage plus or 24 Hydromotives spinning 54-5600 range, or a 24-26 Bravo around 5200 speed should be 74-77 ish depending on actual HP it has and conditions. If Konrad boat with 600 HP a 26 Bravo1 will spin 5200@ 73 mph or close to it. or a 28 to 5000rpm at 71mph |
Its been awhile but i seem to remember my 525sc's, trs, 26p bravo @ about 4900rpm, 71 or 72 mph using gps phone app.
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