29 fever with 525
#4
The test reports show exact speeds at exact rpms. Not sure where they would give you a range. I have personally seen 82. It's a bit of hand full at that speed. No problem flying along at 75-78
#5
I have seen 80 in 68 degree air on a half tank of fuel. I was new to the boat and backed off when she started to chine walk a bit. Right now, I'm propped for 75. (26" LH Bravo) The Florida heat kills hp, but my boat will run 75 FULL of fuel along with the water tank full as well with this prop and get there very fast. I'm actually running out of revs right now. Normal prop is a LH Bravo 28". This winter I'm hoping to play with some labbed props (30") and see the 82-83 that some others have seen.
#6
wow! I got the 575 and am runnin 81-82, half tank, 80 degrees. Still workin with props! The 100 degree cali heat kills the blower motor. Last weekend 90 degrees, full tank two coolers, five people and ran 78. I can get 79-80 all day long in normal conditions. But I know it can and should go 83-84. In light chop @ 81 it rides like a cadi.
#7
Re: 29 fever with 525
I got 80 into the wind and into a 3 foot chop. They need to carry the bow.
By the way I have a like new custom full cover to the chines for $500. And a free lay in carpet . both blue.
By the way I have a like new custom full cover to the chines for $500. And a free lay in carpet . both blue.
#8
Originally Posted by DragonFire
I got 80 into the wind and into a 3 foot chop. They need to carry the bow.
By the way I have a like new custom full cover to the chines for $500. And a free lay in carpet . both blue.
By the way I have a like new custom full cover to the chines for $500. And a free lay in carpet . both blue.
I might just want that cover. I have had my boat in indoor storage since I bought it, but will be able to keep it at home starting next month so I'll be looking for some protection then. I am not able to buy until next month though, I will be going to Ireland for a little while and won't be back until the 20th of Sept.
Let me know if that's cool with you.
#9
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OK, here it is. 02' with 575sci. I have run 30# bravo four blade, 30# hydro lab four blade, 29# hydro five blade. Results: 30# bravo is good all around prop, runs 82 GPS in great conditions at 5400 rpm, and 79 on average day at 5200 rpm. 30# lab 4 blade cavitates terribly and hole shot sucks, but winds out at 5100 rpm at 84 mph. 29" five blade is too big, will only spin 5000 rpm at 78 mph, however hole shot and low speed control is awesome. Bottom line, this is a big heavy boat for a single screw. After all of this, I am happiest with the stock 30# bravo that came with the boat!
#10
Originally Posted by dovervold
OK, here it is. 02' with 575sci. I have run 30# bravo four blade, 30# hydro lab four blade, 29# hydro five blade. Results: 30# bravo is good all around prop, runs 82 GPS in great conditions at 5400 rpm, and 79 on average day at 5200 rpm. 30# lab 4 blade cavitates terribly and hole shot sucks, but winds out at 5100 rpm at 84 mph. 29" five blade is too big, will only spin 5000 rpm at 78 mph, however hole shot and low speed control is awesome. Bottom line, this is a big heavy boat for a single screw. After all of this, I am happiest with the stock 30# bravo that came with the boat!
Thanks, Chad
Last edited by tnothin; 09-27-2006 at 12:18 AM.




