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Need for speed..

Ray,

Great idea !!

I'm game for that ! I've never been out on Shawano Lake when the water has been frozen ! I know of a few others who would chop on that too ! I'm currently waiting to get a fuel ecu back from Simon Motorsports so it can happen any time after that !!!
 
i was told and ive always thought. that five bladed props.. aka highfive . is good for out of the hole.. and pulling but not very good for top end. where a 3 bladed chopper is better for top end?
 
That's a very good rule of thumb. Usually the more blade surface in the water the more efficient(hole shot) the prop will be. The positive of additional blade surface tends to become a negative at high speed.
 
hey merc 245 im normally runnin sw lakerie or in the maumee 4 play hit me up white pulse pink n teal . im still playn w setup n props 6" set back definate better than w/o but im sure not peak n thats w merc 175
 
oh yeah i forgot my propshaft was bout 4 3/4 " below the pad original setting . n if your pullin the motor ive got a cherry picker im in sylvania exit 1 off 23 !
 
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