Turning out or turning in?
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From: Fox Island, WA
I'm looking at a boat that has the props turning out. The owner said that with the props turning out the boat will be more stable. With the props turning in the boat will get more lift and be a bit faster. I am new to all of this. What has been your experience experts?
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From: Merritt Island, FL
Most fountains except the twin step side by side 35's had them in.
Try it, on my 32 large step I have tried both.
Out maybe 1-2 less top end (not a big deal) but in the mid range wanted to porpoise more and just didn't feel as good.
In (the way I have had them for many years now) top speed was a little better but the boat feels much more stable in the mid range.
Docking for me didn't seem different BUT you have to trim out when docking so the water goes under the boat. If not it just hits the transom and doesn't go anywhere.
Try it, on my 32 large step I have tried both.
Out maybe 1-2 less top end (not a big deal) but in the mid range wanted to porpoise more and just didn't feel as good.
In (the way I have had them for many years now) top speed was a little better but the boat feels much more stable in the mid range.
Docking for me didn't seem different BUT you have to trim out when docking so the water goes under the boat. If not it just hits the transom and doesn't go anywhere.





