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P. T. Barnum would love ya, dood.
You can only put so much diameter prop on the leg. The High Thrust have a bigger area for prop and the gear it down so it turns the bigger prop slower. Less slip. wrote in message roups.com... I bought the Honda 9.9 a year or so ago. An acquaintance advised me to not by the high thrust model, but to buy the high thrust prop only. (Maybe Honda calls it Power Thrust) By doing so I saved about $75 as I recall. The only difference? I didn't get the "Power Thrust" decal on the cowling. And I'm ahead by one standard prop which is my spare. Maybe Yamaha's marketing of the bigger prop is as silly as Honda's? Dale |
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