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Old 06-23-2004, 03:23 PM
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Hi Guys.

Can you help me?

I would like to buy a pair of 4 Four blade bravo 1's 28".

I use 27" mirages @ 4600 WOT

What sort of power increase do you think I might need to get these to work and what should I pay second hand?

I have a brother in MI who would do the forward shipping to me in the UK.

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Old 06-23-2004, 03:45 PM
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Default Re: 28" pitch bravo one's

I Think You Will Need 26" Four Blade. 28's Are To Big If You Only Get 4600 Rpm With 27 Three Blades.
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I'd guess you'll lower your RPM by 200 and prob your top speed a little.
Go to" go-fast.com" and use the knowledge base to find your HP/wieght now and calculate the power need to increase speed the desired amount. More R's = more hp most of the time.Your sweet spot with most factory BB's is 5000-5200 or so ,less will slow you down.
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Default Re: 28" pitch bravo one's

Thanks for that, and sorry I didnt put this down too well. I wasnt planning on bolting them on straight away.

I am changing heads and carbs and just wondered what sort of uplift in power would be needed. A rough guide?

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Default Re: 28" pitch bravo one's

Originally Posted by cooltoys61
I'd guess you'll lower your RPM by 200 and prob your top speed a little.
Go to" go-fast.com" and use the knowledge base to find your HP/wieght now and calculate the power need to increase speed the desired amount. More R's = more hp most of the time.Your sweet spot with most factory BB's is 5000-5200 or so ,less will slow you down.

OK I'll run my mouse over there now thank you.

What do you think I should pay second hand for a pair??
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Default Re: 28" pitch bravo one's

I have a pair of Houston prop 26 Bravo 1's, let me know if you are interested.
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during the early spring(march) I bought a pair of used 29" hydromotive 4 blades for $500
and a pair of 3 blde bravo 27" for $275 plus shipping.Both on Ebay.These were really good deals,prices are no doubt up from then.
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Default Re: 28" pitch bravo one's

Originally Posted by gferdon
I have a pair of Houston prop 26 Bravo 1's, let me know if you are interested.

Thank you I have 26's one 26 is herer, the other is still at my brothers on your side of the pond.

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Originally Posted by cooltoys61
during the early spring(march) I bought a pair of used 29" hydromotive 4 blades for $500
and a pair of 3 blde bravo 27" for $275 plus shipping.Both on Ebay.These were really good deals,prices are no doubt up from then.
Good deals are rare.

Do you run the Hydro's now or were they just a trial thing.

What do they do for your boat. I have never tried them at all on anything,

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Default Re: 28" pitch bravo one's

I saw a pair of Bravo One's that started on E Bay June 24th.
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