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Wayne.B wrote:
Would a SS prop reduce slip? ================================= It's hard to say, but it might. The advantages of stainless over aluminum are structural rigidity (less flex) and surface smoothness (less friction). Improving either quality could decrease slip which would have the effect of increasing speed at comparable RPMs. Steel gets the job done with thinner blades, less interference with the water. More complex designs & pronounced cupping for a given blade thickness are possible in steel. We have used the OMC SST II props on our boats since 1986. They're powder coated steel. The polished props do look pretty! Rob |
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