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06-24-2011, 05:50 PM
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Find out what brand and pitch the prop is. Also how many rpm's it turns at WOT. 4 blade will see very little benefit on that style of boat. About the only thing that would improve would be the handling in the turns. The biggest concern is the prop needs to let the motor turn the correct amount of rpm's with a normal load. If it is a 2 stroke it needs to be around 5,500 rpm's 4 stroke is 6,000.
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