Powder coated props
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Powder coated props
I have seen some stainless steel mercury props that are powder coated blue. Sounds like it might be a neat thing to do. Has anyone tried this.
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we have full on board data acquisition systems with gyros, accelerometers, H data rate GPSs, and full engine data....we are still not able to correlate data to show polished vs not.
dennis C's Merc props were not...
jim H's herings are.... so u tell me
dennis C's Merc props were not...
jim H's herings are.... so u tell me
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audacity -
"not going to help...but if your using a blue prop from a dealer,,,the pursuit of performance is not what your after anyhow."
Don't quite understand what you are trying to say? The powdercoat looks like a nice trick thing to do if it does not decrease performance. If merc has them stock why not use one from them? Is there anything wrong with the one's from merc?
"not going to help...but if your using a blue prop from a dealer,,,the pursuit of performance is not what your after anyhow."
Don't quite understand what you are trying to say? The powdercoat looks like a nice trick thing to do if it does not decrease performance. If merc has them stock why not use one from them? Is there anything wrong with the one's from merc?
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Originally posted by audacity
"Is there anything wrong with the one's from merc?"...yeah,,,,they don't say Hering on them!LOL
"Is there anything wrong with the one's from merc?"...yeah,,,,they don't say Hering on them!LOL
My buddies have said I may lose top end with the Herings and gain midrange. I am in no way interested in that. Whichever one's are faster are the ones I will take.