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Old 08-21-2010, 09:48 AM
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I am looking for a pair of 15x32 3 blade cleavers to test on my boat. Don't mind paying or giving a cc. Just don't want to buy a pair til I know they are right for the new engines. thx.
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Call brett at BBlades, I think they still have a test program. small rental fee or something like that.
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Originally Posted by BY U BOY
Call brett at BBlades, I think they still have a test program. small rental fee or something like that.
Yup still does.
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Go with 4 blades you will be much happier.
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Originally Posted by BY U BOY
Call brett at BBlades, I think they still have a test program. small rental fee or something like that.
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Go with 4 blades you will be much happier.
Why?
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Originally Posted by X-Rated30
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Why?
Less Vibration, carries the extra weight of the xs's better. I also have the 250xs's and I have found that stock 15X30 mercury 4 blades run really well or if you want to spend the extra money a set of labbed 15x32s with the 4 adendums cut off and pitched to 31s work really well. I had a set a both and the labbed one were my favorite for top end. The 3 blades might get you an extra 1 or 2 mph but the 4 blades are better everywhere esle.
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Will the four blades also help your lowers last a little while longer?
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Will the four blades also help your lowers last a little while longer?
Yep sure do!
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