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Any recommendations, boat is a17ft sylvan. Wrecked my factory prop in some rocks this morning.
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What were you running for a prop and what were your rpms at WOT. That will help to get you the right ss prop.
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The prop is a14x21.Rpms at wot are right at 5500.
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Was the original prop a SS or Aluminum? If it was Aluminum a SS of the same pitch will lower your RPM's. That motor should be between 5600-6200 so you have room to move up. Maybe a 20 pitch Suzuki SS or a 19 pitch from another manufacturer. I have a 13.25x19 Turning Point SS prop from my Suzuki 140 that was just slightly off for my boat, but might be perfect for your application. If you are close to Mpls you could try it to see how it works for you.
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I over in western nd, but thanks for the offer, your info gives me a place to start anyway.
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When you hit rocks with the SS there can be more damage than just the prop!
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Bman,
U still got that prop? How much u want for it? I mave been looking for a prop just that size for my 115 Johnzuki. |
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My 115 Zuke 2-stroke shines with the stock 18-pitch stainless but it sound like you have a 4-stroke if your only getting 5500. It will turn a 20 but that is pushing it when considering gear. I found the 18 to be the perfect ballance. I can just hit my rev limiter at 6200 before blowing out the prop. Its a screamer for a 115.
Last edited by Suzuki; 06-16-2009 at 01:49 PM. |
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PM sent your way.
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