Baja 252 with 4 blad 22p
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I am going to try a few different ones, I do not want to be too slow out of the whole, but to run mid 60's and still cruse nice, and get on plan nice is what i am looking for.
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OK, 63.4 GPS is the best so far with the Bravo 22P 4 blade. i Have a spare 3 blade for a bravo one, but it is onlt a 20P. so I would like to try a Mirage 23P 3 blade before buying one. does this sound about right on the speed with that prop?
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edit: just noticed this is an OLD thread...
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Yes this is my old boat.
I had both a mirage 23P-3B, and a Barvo 22P-4B
the 22P-4B had a better hole shot, beter cruse speed, but a WOT of about 60-61mph
the 23P-3B still got on plane fine, 3 mph slower cruse, but 63-65(if lucky 65) mph WOT
I had both a mirage 23P-3B, and a Barvo 22P-4B
the 22P-4B had a better hole shot, beter cruse speed, but a WOT of about 60-61mph
the 23P-3B still got on plane fine, 3 mph slower cruse, but 63-65(if lucky 65) mph WOT
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I ran a 23p blade hydomotive with great success. i also had a 24p Bravo labbed finished that was the best overall prop. Great hole shot and worked very well when the kids wated to be pulled on the tub.