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On May 15, 9:04 am, Josh Assing wrote:
On 14 May 2007 08:18:41 -0700, Chuck Gould wrote: You might want to consider reducing your trial and error process time by visiting the Michigan Wheel site and supplying the particulars of your specific boat. That will let you know what Michigan Wheel would recommend, and they likely know more about what prop is ideal for your specific setup than even most knowledgeable prop shops. I *have* used that -- it says a 14.5x21 is what I need - however, it doesn't ask me anything about my current performance, unlike the mercury prop site. Anyway; -- I can't find a 14.5" x 17 prop that is a good performer -- I'm getting ready to buy a 15x17 prop and have the blades shaved down a 1/4 inch... You can't find a 14 or 14.5 by 17 prop???? That's a little hard to believe. Doing anything to an ss prop with be about $150. I think you ought to look a little harder for the right prop to start with. |
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