Dtile

IS thier any mods too lift the bow, my 27 Seebold seems to hug the water at WOT at the bow. Without Shorties -cant afford. My tank is pulled, leaking, installing a new one, seems too big and too far front, maybe making a smaller one and sticking it further back? was 95" long more than half in front...Have new motor, about 500 hp custom built w/ bravo- runs 68-79 with 23 mirage -but I still think bow is dug in too foward - yes I have play with the trim constainlly with no avail....ANy help appreciated...
forgot to mention, 7.5 inches from bottom of boat to center of shaft.

jeffswav

Only thing I can think of is have a lab finnish done on the prop. When they do that have them put more cup on the prop. Or try another type of prop.

offthefront

yup ... get with a prop shop .... they can dictake more bow lift .... maybe B1 props ..4 blade .. hydromotives are more stern lifting but they have a new round ear prop ..... what about a hook in the bottom ? ...

Throttle-up or BB Blades ....

http://www.bblades.com/ or www.throttle-up.com

mrhorsepower1

Try a rounded ear prop. It will give you what you want.

Hydrocruiser

Try going out with a heavy girlfriend..ask her to help navagate by sitting on the bow..works very well.

Dtile

Ill need her on the bravo thoug~!

MOP

Moving weight aft is a proven factor, no doubt a good prop will help but getting the nose lighter with do just as much and maybe more. It did for me.

Phil

GoCiggie31

a 27 w/ a single that runs 68-79(big range) with 23 mirage is pretty darn good. Count your blessings and save your money for gas.

btw, what rpm ya spining the 23 to hit 79?

good luck and have fun

Dtile

69, sorry.. im spinning 4900 currently, tried a 25 mirage, spun 4200 wot @ 50mph