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weight of prop vs. the outdrive.
"Steve Barker" wrote in message ... HEY I am merely the messenger. That's what the leading prop rebuilder in the US told me 15 years ago. I have no reason to doubt him. -- Steve Barker for the spam bots: "trainfan1" wrote in message et... Steve Barker wrote: The reason for the step-down recommendation is because the aluminum flexes Prove it. Rob and looses some pitch. Stainless does not. I doubt everything anybody tells me until I prove it to myself. I can't believe you just believe what people tell you! ps: Based on that, cavitation and boiling won't happen as much if you use a stainless steel prop either..... well, that's a bad example cause its partly true since those issues are caused by bent props, nicks etc. |
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