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Prop for 90 HP Merk
It has been my experience that higher Rpm's within reason are a lot better
for an engine that lugging it down. We rebuild a lot of motors that have had too big of a prop with ceased rings. Engines run at higher Rpm's stay cleaner. You can run your engine at 7,000 - 8,000 Rpm's safely. The 500 Rpm difference you mention is if no significance. Don Dando |
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