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Hi everyone,
Many years ago, I bought a 1989 Regal Sebring 195XL here in Stockholm, Sweden which had been imported from the US. The boat, and its 3.0L Mercruiser were both in terrible condition, however. Basically, I've spent the last 7 years renovating the engine. The past few years, things have been looking good - the engine is running smoothly and reliably, and I'm able to enjoy the long scandinavian summer nights out on the ocean. The thing is this, though - the engine seems to running _too_ well. Or rather, too fast. Full throttle means 5100 RPM for me, which I'm starting to guess is a bit too much, given that the max RPM for that engine is 4600-4800. My theory is this: the engine was getting so ****ty that the last owner decided to buy a propeller capable of getting the boat on plane.This would also explain my (low) current top speed of about 26 knots. So I basically need a new propeller. My question is this: is there anyone on the other side of the pond who has any idea of how I can find out the original pitch of the propeller that this boat was delivered with? Again, it's a 1989 Regal Sebring 195XL with a 3.0L Mercruiser. I've tried contacting Regal to no avail. Sincerely, Carl Wettermark, Stockholm, Sweden. |
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