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frdvschvy 02-09-2009 04:00 PM

Fastest 35' Flame?
 
Anybody know of some fast 35' Flames out there? What are they running for power/drives. I am trying to determine what the 35' might run with twin Merc 700's or 850's backed by NXT drives. :evilb:

Linster 02-09-2009 05:24 PM

Not sure, 700 should get 100, 850 maybe 106

I think that heavy drive will throw off the balance. It already tail heavy

Linster 02-10-2009 06:48 PM

Tim,

U have low humidity which gives U 20-40 HP more per engine. Wish we had that humidity

Linster 02-11-2009 12:36 PM

What herrings did U use?

CB-BLR 02-11-2009 02:39 PM

I will answer for Tim.

Hering 29 pitch - 5 Blade Bravo style props.

Chris

Nordicflame 02-26-2009 12:27 PM

Chris,
Could you and Tim expand on the Hering props on the Flame...
What it is that works better than Bravos maybe.
Thanks,
Dave

Linster 02-26-2009 08:00 PM


Originally Posted by CB-BLR (Post 2798130)
I will answer for Tim.

Hering 29 pitch - 5 Blade Bravo style props.

Chris

i assume when you say Bravo style, you mean round ear style not cleaver style? I would think the cleaver style may do better since it has so much bow lift?

CB-BLR 02-26-2009 10:50 PM


Originally Posted by Linster (Post 2809570)
i assume when you say Bravo style, you mean round ear style not cleaver style? I would think the cleaver style may do better since it has so much bow lift?

Yes, when I say "Bravo Style", I mean round eared. Hering calls this prop their 5 blade bravo prop, which differs from their 5 blade cleaver style prop.

I agree, I have heard that the flames have a lot of natural bow lift, and that a cleaver style prop might work better.

I can tell you that the Hering 5 blade bravo props I have run on my Heat are smoother and faster than any other props I have run. Tim also likes the 5 blade bravo's on his Flame.

Chris

Linster 02-27-2009 05:01 AM

The 5 blades can hook up better, I can get into some 3-6 footers at times. Having some slip helps the drives. I tryt to avoid that water, but the bay can get rough

Nordicflame 02-27-2009 09:55 AM

Has anyone tried any Maximus 5 blades?
I know the single engine Flame with big hp ran into the 100s with a single 1200 with those.
Thanks,
Dave


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