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Old 09-24-2009, 04:35 PM
bj bj is offline
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Default Re: Another prop question

What RPM's are you getting with that prop? I would have thought that would be the correct pitch. I have a 2003 21' with 200 Merc that turns around 5600 rpms at WOT with that exact prop. It is very sensitive to trim as I can only reach around 5200 with engine trimmed all the way down and around 5600+ trimmed up. Have you tried trimming it up to see what your WOT is?
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Old 09-25-2009, 09:28 AM
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Default Re: Another prop question

The highest I've been able to get the RPM's is around 5200. I'd like to be able to reach 5600-5700 with a light load, then loaded it would be fine to only turn 5200 or 5300. I've experimented with the engine trim and the tabs, I have a digital Floscan and it's easy to tell when you've trimmed the motor correctly, the RPM's and boat speed go up and the fuel burn goes down, to a point, then it starts going the other way. Cool instrument, well worth the money in my opinion. Others on this site have said that the 17P is probably the correct pitch for this boat but I was wondering if anyone had tried a 15.

Dave
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