Reducing slip?

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06-01-2011 | 12:57 PM

#11

Dave M

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From: Hollywood, MD, USA

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff

First of all when calculating slip for Bravo props, you need reduce the stamped pitch by one inch when you plug in the numbers.

Really? If that's the case, I'm dialed in better than I thought.

06-01-2011 | 01:01 PM

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DareDevil

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From: Bradenton Florida

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boomer35

Not entirely true. Slip is vibration. The more slip, the more vibration on your drive.

absolute

that would mean any time you catch air ..the damn boat would fall appart ! NONSENSE !

Its always good to have some slip because it safes your gears in what ever drive you have !
AND I AGREE..use the one that suits you best..i have 17-20% slip and the boat loves it !