Fastest 35' Flame?
03-06-2009 | 06:56 AM
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That is a little hard to describe... but I will try.
They feel better balanced, and like they go thru the water easier, and with less effort. They are obviously better hooked up, because of the lower slip numbers than even a P5x. They are exceptionally fast in both the mid range and top end.
Overall, when you try one on just about any boat, you can tell that you are driving with a superior product. It just feels better and different than any other props I have tried.
The prop feels different; like the difference between a clapped out, 1973 Ford F-350, and a new Mercedes 600 class.
Smooth and Powerful.
Maybe not quite that extreme... but extremely noticable.
They must be doing something right, because I believe Hering has more super-boat championships than any other prop.
Chris
They feel better balanced, and like they go thru the water easier, and with less effort. They are obviously better hooked up, because of the lower slip numbers than even a P5x. They are exceptionally fast in both the mid range and top end.
Overall, when you try one on just about any boat, you can tell that you are driving with a superior product. It just feels better and different than any other props I have tried.
The prop feels different; like the difference between a clapped out, 1973 Ford F-350, and a new Mercedes 600 class.
Smooth and Powerful.
Maybe not quite that extreme... but extremely noticable.
They must be doing something right, because I believe Hering has more super-boat championships than any other prop.
Chris
How is Hering to work with on getting the best set up for an individual boat?
