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Old 12-26-2004, 05:22 PM
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Hey Guys

I find this calculator really very helpful & takes the guess out . It is the easiest to use I have found...as you don't have to type anything...just select the numbers.You can alter every combination easily & accurately.

- For O/B's...We use a slip % of "10". It puts me right at what I run/ran in previous setups!

- I/O boys???


http://www.boatramp.com/prop_applet/...erAppletG.html

REMEMBER...SLIP IS THE #1 KILLER OF SPEED!!!

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Old 12-27-2004, 09:49 AM
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iv seen that chart bash its good but prop pitch only goes to 27
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No. You gotta click on the + or - signs below the yellow box to fine tune!
-Goes to 31pitch...120MPH...& oh yeah 20,000RPM's!!!

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Old 12-27-2004, 11:15 AM
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Hi Jim, I just read this thread, Is your max speed, with the spacer, trimmed to the moon?, is the spacer added to your original drive height. I think your's and Jr's need the deeper drive to get leverage to trim. how does the different X's compare at
level trim, and can you race trimmed up with out the nose flying around.

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Old 12-27-2004, 03:58 PM
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hey Eddie,

spacer was added to original drive hieght, max speed is with drive about 3/4 of max trim up (trimmed to the moon i lose 2 mph) level trim no spacer 85-86mph, level trim 2 in spacer 88mph , the five blade gave me much better bow lift but the nose is never flying around even if i trim to the moon and yes I can race trimmed up. I havnt gotten original info regarding my X dim from jc but prop shaft was 3 inches below keel its now 5 with the spacer. I Still feel the boat rides wet , stern deep in the water and I am sure that is robbing some speed but it makes the boat very stable at speed and high speed turn ability is excellent, I am hoping Ric is going to find out my boats layup and x dim info .what is your prop shaft height ? did you ever try a shortie?

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Yes, Ran the Shorty, but it was a Sportmaster lower, add hp with the VORTECH engine around 560 and ran 80 81, changed back to standard lower and runs 83 to 84 with same motor, My x and yours should be the same, maybe I'll try going lower for ****s and giggles.

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Old 12-28-2004, 09:20 AM
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I cant take the credit for trying to go deeper, throttle -up was doing testing on Randys SVL and found it ran faster with spacers , my slip numbers always seemed to high, going deeper dropped the slip and raised MPH , I also tried a shorty and lost speed ,have you tried a 5 blade?
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Hey Jcap and Fastedy,
Why would the drive be mounted so much higher in the 30' vs. 24' Superboat?
The prop shaft is approx. 5" below the V on my 24' and approx 6-1/2" below the pad on the step 24'.
Jim is having his best results with about the same depth as my boat...
Maybe there should be a change on the stock set-up on the 30' ?
FX10 any comments?
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Pat,

What year is your 24 ?
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My boat is a 1997 24' I/O model...
I believe the last year before the step/pad 24'.
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