4-SPEED Propeller Push In Progress
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Have ran OB skaters for 20 years, always running Mercury 3 blade cleavers, without an issue. Recently tried the Blades and have had nothing but issues with them. They perform well, but the manufacturing process is off. Every set has cracked resulting in down time and expensive repairs.
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Rumor has it that the next prop series Brett plans to release will be named 4-Play
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Apex, I'm running Bravo 30Ps on my 353 that Brett labbed and cut the rings on 2 years ago.
I was thinking about testing a pair of the 4-Speeds, do you think they will require the same treatment for a valid comparison?
Brett said we still have a little too much slip with the current wheels but they're the best running props on this boat I've had thus far.
I was thinking about testing a pair of the 4-Speeds, do you think they will require the same treatment for a valid comparison?
Brett said we still have a little too much slip with the current wheels but they're the best running props on this boat I've had thus far.
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Joe - Johnny Saris is far more qualified than I am to answer this question. He knows my boat well and is also a distributor for those 4-Speeds. Let's hear what he has to say on this, but if I remember correctly, the 4-Speeds did not have rings.
I will tell you that I went back and forth with Brett on 32 Bravos several times. While I liked how the boat carried itself, they had had too much slip and they were actually slower than my Maximus props. I sent the Maximus back to BBlades over the winter after a long talk with Brett at the Miami Boat Show and he did some work on them, which in effect allowed them to carry the bow more. Now the Maximus feel like the Bravos, but are more efficient. Im pretty happy right now.
I haven't tried the 4-Speeds again with the plugs in, but will probably do so in a few weeks.
I will tell you that I went back and forth with Brett on 32 Bravos several times. While I liked how the boat carried itself, they had had too much slip and they were actually slower than my Maximus props. I sent the Maximus back to BBlades over the winter after a long talk with Brett at the Miami Boat Show and he did some work on them, which in effect allowed them to carry the bow more. Now the Maximus feel like the Bravos, but are more efficient. Im pretty happy right now.
I haven't tried the 4-Speeds again with the plugs in, but will probably do so in a few weeks.