polishing of most anything
 

here is a skegguard we removed the stabilizer fin and welded it solid. we polish and weld alot of different items.

There is roughly a speed gain of 1.5 mph per 100 RPM increase across the board assuming an equal amount of prop slip. As Darin knows that prop and water relationship is akin to a ring and pinion with a variable of slip. If your speed does not increase equal to the RPM increase, then you have more slip. That is a round about answer to your question. As far as the ancient Chinese part I don't know, he is the expert on that.

Re: polishing of most anything
 

Hey Darin,
I have (8) 4" x 8" stainless steal plates that I need polished - they are currently in the rough stage - is this something that you can do??

polishing
 

yes ,no problem as long as it's not 4'x8' :D

send me a picture or just ship away,we will be as reasonable as we can on cost,just depends if they require any welding ,and have a lot of foreign object debris marks.:rolleyes: ;)

also what is the thickness? any idea

ROBY1
 

Thanks for you return on your prop,sorry you had a mishap,but we will put it back to the original ACCLERATOR design.

ACCLERATOR DELIVERS,holeshot,midrange and top speed

.Custom Finished By Houston Propeller.

SCOTT/tyson1234567890
 

Thanks for the prop,we recieved it today for the ACCLERATOR conversion ,it will be shipped back asap.Darin

Bravo-one labbed
 

four blade Bravo-ones labbed,Houston Prop
(satin finished)

Darin,
I'm sending one out today

Is there anything to be gained in midrange? I know that labbing typically increases top speed but sometimes you loose cruise speed.

I am running about 51mph at 3600, and 75-77 mph (depending on the load, temp etc) at 5050 rpms.

The motors are designed to run up to about 5200-5300. What kind of gains can I expect across the board. I am running 25P Mirage Plus in a, 86' Scarab Panther with TRS drives.

Merc recommended that I may want to try a set of 27 labbed mirage plus to keep the cruise speed up and gain a little bit on the top end. What do you think of this idea? I am affraid of bigger props on these TRS as I have blown lowers twice.