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Just my 2 cents - but you will notice a HUGE difference with a properly chosen SS prop, especially a Hi-5. Hi-5 you have poor reverse, but the handling with make you happy. Good luck!
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-Box '97 TP175 w/ '97 150efi - now an oldie but goodie... and a fleet of duck boats! |
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the only hang up right now with the ss prop is to figure out will I be using it more in high elev or low for the most part and the cost at this time as I have just recently bought a kicker haha thanks box for the input
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I have never ran the boat without the High 5 prop. It had a three blade on it when I bought it (used) and the brand new high 5 still in the box. I switched props before I ever took the boat on the water. I love the prop!
On to the stabilizer, it was easy to install and completely took care of the porpoising problem. Boat stays on plane at lower speed and gained three mph on top end. Overall happy with the plate. |
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glad to hear it worked out alright thats all I needed to hear to make my decision thanks rup! I think I will look into a high 5 prop and see what i could get a good used one for thanks again
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