35ex prop slip
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I checked the toe setting on the drives and I think the front (near transom) was 1/4" more than the rear
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That's what I've been told, Personally have only ran 32 4's and 30 5's on my boat and I went back and forth with bblades 3-4 times with my 4 blades because my boat only pulls till a hair above neutral on trim then slips and falls off, had my original 32's worked with 3 different formulas that should of allowed me to trim higher and ended up back with a set of box stock 32 bravos, the 30 maximus I can trim higher and boat still pulls. Obviously the 5th blade helped cut slip down. I am interested in lowering my cruise rpm so hope to try a set of 32 maximus or even 34 bravos this summer.
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yes, I can spin my 30 maximus to redline, they are very similar performing props to my stock 32 bravos both speed and rpm wise. we go on some long "2-3hr" trips and I would just as rather lower my cruise rpm 2-300rpm and loose 2-3mph up top.
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Can someone else confirm that?
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You are correct as stated. Fountain recommend setting is "toe in", R&M's set up is "toe out"
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