Herring Props Worth the $
06-03-2008 | 10:06 PM
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Herring Props Worth the $
I am always looking at different props to see what they might do or not do on my particular setup. I have heard plusses and minuses about Herrings and never really considered them, but I called this week to get some information. The props are $1700/each for a 5 blade for my application. What have people experienced? Will I experience enough of a difference over my P5Xs, labbed by Brett?
I did speak to Brett this week and would like to try the Precisioin Props when he has some to test.
I did speak to Brett this week and would like to try the Precisioin Props when he has some to test.
06-04-2008 | 06:39 AM
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Sorry about that
, I believe the only set are bolted on my propshafts. I will tell you that in my application these Precisions right out of the box are the hands down winners of the prop test deal. I'm waiting on a set of 32s which Brett is going to do some lab work on, and hopefully raise the number even more. I really like these props, they're fast and very solid feeling at speed. The mid range cruise is nice as well.
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06-04-2008 | 08:19 AM
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I am always looking at different props to see what they might do or not do on my particular setup. I have heard plusses and minuses about Herrings and never really considered them, but I called this week to get some information. The props are $1700/each for a 5 blade for my application. What have people experienced? Will I experience enough of a difference over my P5Xs, labbed by Brett?
I did speak to Brett this week and would like to try the Precisioin Props when he has some to test.
I did speak to Brett this week and would like to try the Precisioin Props when he has some to test.
06-04-2008 | 11:11 AM
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When I spoke with Dave at Herring and discussed my applicaiton, he said that I should be running a 33 tall prop? This seemed a little big? Althought, not familiar with Herrings.
Ragged Edge - Brett thought that I would be running about the same size prop that you are. Since I want to spin them about 5800, he suggested going with the 30s non-labbed to get a comparison aganist my current prop, P5X (31 labbed). He did say that if I decided to go with the Precision Prop, that a labbed 32 would probably be the way to go.
Ragged Edge - Brett thought that I would be running about the same size prop that you are. Since I want to spin them about 5800, he suggested going with the 30s non-labbed to get a comparison aganist my current prop, P5X (31 labbed). He did say that if I decided to go with the Precision Prop, that a labbed 32 would probably be the way to go.
06-05-2008 | 09:05 AM
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When I spoke with Dave at Herring and discussed my applicaiton, he said that I should be running a 33 tall prop? This seemed a little big? Althought, not familiar with Herrings.
Ragged Edge - Brett thought that I would be running about the same size prop that you are. Since I want to spin them about 5800, he suggested going with the 30s non-labbed to get a comparison aganist my current prop, P5X (31 labbed). He did say that if I decided to go with the Precision Prop, that a labbed 32 would probably be the way to go.
Ragged Edge - Brett thought that I would be running about the same size prop that you are. Since I want to spin them about 5800, he suggested going with the 30s non-labbed to get a comparison aganist my current prop, P5X (31 labbed). He did say that if I decided to go with the Precision Prop, that a labbed 32 would probably be the way to go.
