Help With Buddies New Power Quest Prop Size
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Help With Buddies New Power Quest Prop Size
My Friend In Florida Just Bought A New 2004 Pq And It Came With Stock 502 Efi 28 Foot Bravo One And Hes Running With A 24 In Prop
He Says It Is Real Slow Not Even 60 Mph Is That Right Speed Or Is Somthing Wrong? What Would Be The Best Size Prop Or The Largest He Could Go With.
He Also Thinks The Dealer May Have Switched Prop After He Test Drove It And Before He Took Delivery, Nice Sales Crew >>>>
Thanx For Info On This Matter
He Says It Is Real Slow Not Even 60 Mph Is That Right Speed Or Is Somthing Wrong? What Would Be The Best Size Prop Or The Largest He Could Go With.
He Also Thinks The Dealer May Have Switched Prop After He Test Drove It And Before He Took Delivery, Nice Sales Crew >>>>
Thanx For Info On This Matter
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Re: Help With Buddies New Power Quest Prop Size
I have an 02 with a 496 HO. The best I have seen is 66 on gps about 68-69 on the speedo. When I went out this year for the first time it was only 60 degrees,when it gets hot and humid I loose 3 to 5 mph. Bravo 1 24 pitch about 4900 to 5000 wot. I would think that boat would run 65 mph just about anytime. Also I didn't know that engine was still being used. If it is a 500hp it should run over 70... Hope this helps....
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Re: Help With Buddies New Power Quest Prop Size
1/2 on the trim is too far. "Just" over 1/4 is about right.
My boat ran best with a labbed 26 p Bravo 1.
He "should" be getting 64 to 66 with stock prop.
My boat ran best with a labbed 26 p Bravo 1.
He "should" be getting 64 to 66 with stock prop.
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'72 Checkmate
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Re: Help With Buddies New Power Quest Prop Size
Sounds like too much trim. Make sure you trim to max speed. More trim isn't necessarily faster, just more prop slip and lost speed. If the boat has a big rooster tail while at speed then thats too much trim. Before your friend makes any adjustments to anything he needs to be familiar with the boat. When he is comfortable with the boat he can consider making modifications to the boat and prop.
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