Props on cafe
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Guys i am putting in new power in my cafe. I am going from 465hp to 630hp and i have bravo drives with four blade mercruiser 26p props. I realize that i am taking a big chance with the drives. ( New drives are my next purchase. ) I think that i can change the pitch of the props. The motors also dynoed 670lbs of torque. What do the experts recomend on a new prop size.. Thanks for all the help..
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What did the engine builder say your max rpm should be. How many rpm could your 465hp turn the 26 pitch?
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I would try the 26s and get a base line. Then call b blades or throttle up and get their opinion. But I think maybe a 28 bravo one. Might be the ticket.
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Guys i am putting in new power in my cafe. I am going from 465hp to 630hp and i have bravo drives with four blade mercruiser 26p props. I realize that i am taking a big chance with the drives. ( New drives are my next purchase. ) I think that i can change the pitch of the props. The motors also dynoed 670lbs of torque. What do the experts recomend on a new prop size.. Thanks for all the help..