finally getting some water time in my 280
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First thing i need to do is get my hands on a different prop to try. Performance boating up here is not a common thing so findin one will be the difficult part for me without just buying a new one
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Less slip will require sometimes less pitch,like with a 5 blade.May run the same , but you really haven't gained because you can get on plain and no slip with bravo ?
I've done a lot of testing with a couple boats with bravo 28 & 30p props along with SC Imco lower cases.
85mph depends on a lot of things as it should be, I'm thinking more on the 80 mph side as practical with right prop.
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Check out the test program at bblades.com. It's $45 plus shipping per prop. As long as they stock it as part of the program, it's a great way to try 'em out.