Brett has already done a few props for me in the past and he's never disappointed. In fact, he repaired an ultra-thin Spinelli that I hit bottom with and you couldn't tell where the damage was before. I definitely recommend Bblades.

Good deal, I have been going back and forth between them and Throttle-up. Just trying to see which has had better results with our boats.

Is throttle up doing lab work? I thought they were only doing their cnc props. They did a great job for me in the past, it would be great if they still do that sort of work.

Saw a new best top speed today. Granted it was only about 58° during this run. However, last year's best under any condition was 75.2 MPH. It was very calm with only a ripple. With my wife onboard and showing just under 3/4 on the tanks, we ran 76.2 downriver and 75.9 upriver for an average of 76 MPH! I was spinning labbed Bravo 28's to about 5100 RPM. Over the winter, I removed the mufflers, switched to Amsoil SG 75W90 in the drives, and mounted the A/C pickup backwards so it wouldn't cause drag. It all adds up! I feel like the boat is dialed-in, now. BTW, there are 335 hours on the HO's.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...m/Sonic/76.jpg

Awesome! definitely dialed-in and the HO's are broke in. I think you may have to go inside the HO's for anymore speed.