LH Prop
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The first VR-1 that was sent to the Powerboat Magazine trials in 2002 or 2003 spun a left hand prop for extra top end. As I recall PB had nothing but priase for the boat's handling. I have no doubt that someone here has first hand LH prop experience to offer!
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From: Fort Worth, TX
Not a Velocity, but a I have a older fast IMO Vee. I bought a pair of bravo's and ran the LH 28 First. I have never even tried the RH after the boat runs so flat and fly's level with the LH. Most of the single Fountains run a LH as well.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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From: Tygart Lake, WV
22* deadrise, conventional lifting strakes with a 3" high notched transom. 1' wide pad. Pad is offset 6.5" to port of keel and 5.5" to starboard to offset the right hand turning prop.
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From: Lago Vista TX
I tried a LH prop on my 290SC to see if it would correct the listing issue I have..
Normal prop is a RH Hydromotive 25 pitch 5 blade... I tried a 26 pitch Bravo I LH...
Aside from the anticipated increase in slip going to a 4 blade, the handling did NOT change nor did it fix my list...
I was a bit surprised it didn't make any difference on the Velocity
A LH or RH prop makes a HUGE difference on my Corsa
Normal prop is a RH Hydromotive 25 pitch 5 blade... I tried a 26 pitch Bravo I LH...
Aside from the anticipated increase in slip going to a 4 blade, the handling did NOT change nor did it fix my list...
I was a bit surprised it didn't make any difference on the Velocity
A LH or RH prop makes a HUGE difference on my Corsa
Last edited by Boatally Insane; 12-13-2016 at 08:27 PM.




