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Doug Kanter wrote:
Just sort of lurking in this conversation, but if a stainless prop and an aluminum one were exactly the same dimensionally, why would one perform differently than the other? Friction differences due to surface characteristics? Doug, no one would make a NiBrAl, brass, or SS prop with blades as thick as needed for the "same prop"(dia, pitch, area, shape) in aluminum, so you will never be able to make that comparison. A SS prop will be forgiving on logs & sandbars. Personal experience on our Glastron shows little difference in speed(SS slight advantage) but the SS is less prone to blow-outs and gives a better trim attide than the "same spec" aluminum. Polished SS props can be very pretty on your floating Camaro, too! Rob |