Originally Posted by rbarna (Post 3124520)

Congrats on the good numbers and awesome looking boat!

I was in long island sound during the "mess" and did a 100+ mile trip back from montauk... wishing I had stand-up bolsters right now... damn.

Originally Posted by elvisali (Post 3124038)

Was seeing almost 74 at top end (around 5500 rpm), but we have to raise the engines, you have to trim the engines way up to get them to that RPM level and George put it best..."your just shooting your horsepower into the air"

I put almost 8 hours on her this weekend, was hoping to break 10 hours, but had to cut yesterdays trip short. The wind picked up around 11 30 AM and the bay was a MESS. I ran for an hour or so and then just decided to call it a day

Originally Posted by Superbabi (Post 3125592)

Hey Sean, what numbers do you think you will see when she is dialed in ???:grinser010:

Originally Posted by modvp (Post 3125982)

What pitch bravo's are you using?

Originally Posted by noli (Post 3126235)

What other props will you be testing with?

Here are some images:

http://www.mercuryracing.com/propellers/



The Chopper and Lightning might give you better control at the higher RPMs

Originally Posted by noli (Post 3126235)

What other props will you be testing with?

Here are some images:

http://www.mercuryracing.com/propellers/



The Chopper and Lightning might give you better control at the higher RPMs

Originally Posted by elvisali (Post 3126237)

Next would probvably be a 30 " bravo. Then after that, try a three blade to see how it feels. Coen thinks three blade will be the way to go