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Prop Slip Calculator
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Re: Prop Slip Calculator
According to the website calculator mine was 8%. is that good or bad?
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8%...very good!
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Re: Prop Slip Calculator
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Now go run at your favorite cruising speed, and record speed & rpm, and see what your slip is then. A very good prop will have 15-20% slip at cruise. Less than 15% slip at cruise is very rarely heard of, although back when new SS props were $375-$500, I once spent over $700 on a completely custom prop from PowerTech, and got 12% slip at cruise, and 8.8% slip at WOT with Merc 2.0L XR4 V6 on the back of the boat below.
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mine came out to be 25%
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Re: Prop Slip Calculator
I made a mistake. My prop is a 17" not a 15", so my numbers are off. I thought 8% was way too good.
It's now 18%
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If and I think it is - my gear ratio is 1.87
Stilletto 19" Then at cruise 3400 I'm at 14% - 27/28mph amazingly at 4200/4400 it drops to 10% 38/39mph, it stays about there at WOT Motors too low also would like to go up 2 holes - only get 5300/5400 would like 5600/5800 Thats also with the Big Ol'Fat Houndog( 100lbs) sitting in the bow with ears a flappin - can't get him back when I go fast either, no matter how many times I try and explain the speed factor and getting the bow up I have been very happy with this prop, amazing trim response and makes the boat ride very dry - other one was very wet, actually very very wet. Never did the slip before though so guess I'm happier Beware it is very aggresive and will knock down the RPM, I had a 19 on it and it took off a solid 300 RPM for the same size.
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Re: Prop Slip Calculator
Dixon, are you running a 200 or 225 on your MA?
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