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Old 07-11-2013, 10:38 AM
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I recently bought a 23' CC, 1984, with a 250 Yamaha HDPI (2003), it has a 17' stainless prop. She cruises about 22.5 - 23 knots at 4000 RPM. Haven't opened it up yet, but thought that she would be a bit faster at this RPM. Is this speed about right for 4000 RPM based on how she's powered? She also has a T-top with a glass top.

So far I like the way she rides just need a bit more time to get out and run her, put her through the paces. Appreciate any comments.
If you keep the boat light you might be able to swing a 19 pitch. My 23' with an F250 runs 30 mph at 4000 RPM, burning 9 or less GPH, turning a merc revolution 4 blade. I rebuilt my boat light and rarely have more than 55 gallon on board, so she is fast. But with two full tanks, 3 guys, gear, and 100+ lbs of ice and fish the fuel burn goes up only a little.

I would try a 19 4 blade if i were you, you might even be able to raise the motor a notch
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