Cleavers? Really?
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This may be a dumb question, but why do so many older scarabs run cleavers?
I've seen them on more old 300's with TRS than not. Does that hull/setup surface?
I feel like they'd be buried and thus there are better/cheaper/faster prop options.
No doubt cleavers look really fast on the trailer... but...
Am I crazy?
I've seen them on more old 300's with TRS than not. Does that hull/setup surface?
I feel like they'd be buried and thus there are better/cheaper/faster prop options.
No doubt cleavers look really fast on the trailer... but...
Am I crazy?
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If it's an old trs boat, people need to spend $600 and upgrade the props. They've come a ways since 1985....
But if it's a speed master boat that's all there is and what they're designed to work with.
But if it's a speed master boat that's all there is and what they're designed to work with.
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Same reason a late 60's Vette doesn't have 315/35/20's on the rear.
As years go on, newer technologies and better availabilty become much better.
Cleaver's where pretty much the 'performance' prop.
As years go on, newer technologies and better availabilty become much better.
Cleaver's where pretty much the 'performance' prop.