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06-23-12, 03:04 PM
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Actually its called prop slip,and or slip factor when using a prop calculator,its more for alum boats than fiberglass and for different hull shapes.Going from an alum to a ss prop will or may get some speed gain of say 1 mph or 2 thats about it,may run better at neutral trim then as bites tad better.The rest is built in 60 hp and hull.To which they all have their pros and cons.
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