Shrekky wrote: Hmm, I would say try a few props if you can. if you can't get to full revs at full throttle, you are over propped, and that's not a good place to be, especially on a 2 stroke. while I understand what you are trying to achieve, it may not save you any fuel, as it takes X amount of energy to move your boat at a certain speed., if you slow your revs down, you will need to burn more fuel each firing of each cylinder to produce the same power at those lower revs. |
green guy wrote: $180 for a alloy prop $800 for stainless. Thinking of biting the bullet and going with the 17" alloy |
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