Bravo 1.5 vs 1.36
12-24-2003, 10:27 PM
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An outboard powered boat is totally different when it comes to getting on plane due to lack of toque. With the higher pitch props if they do not break loose the boat will not plane. I tried a set of bravos 4 blades34s in place of my normal 3bl 34 cleavers and I could not plane off unless I trimmed way up to break the props loose. The cleavers come up quick. Thanks Throttle Up for all the help
12-25-2003, 07:24 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by mmwalters
[B]An outboard powered boat is totally different when it comes to getting on plane due to lack of toque. With the higher pitch props if they do not break loose the boat will not plane. I tried a set of bravos 4 blades34s in place of my normal 3bl 34 cleavers and I could not plane off unless I trimmed way up to break the props loose. The cleavers come up quick.TTT
[B]An outboard powered boat is totally different when it comes to getting on plane due to lack of toque. With the higher pitch props if they do not break loose the boat will not plane. I tried a set of bravos 4 blades34s in place of my normal 3bl 34 cleavers and I could not plane off unless I trimmed way up to break the props loose. The cleavers come up quick.TTT
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