Bravo one swap to Bravo 3

Discussion in 'Props' started by Martin B, Aug 14, 2017.

  1. Martin B
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    Martin B Junior Member

    I have a Sonic prowler with a 500HP and a bravo one outdrive. The boat performs well enough but the way it planes out reminds me of a larger cruiser... It is a fairly heavy 26 boat and only gets up to about 65mph. I had swapped out a dual prop to a single prop on a smaller boat and only gained 1mph so I am wondering if anyone has any thoughts? Reason is I have "inherited" a 1.81 bravo 3 in perfect coniditon and the bravo one on the boat is a little crusty. And I can't just go give it a try because it currently has 28 pitch props which i am assuming would be too big.
     
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