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"Stage 1" ProDrive - Best Prop/RPMs?
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Author:  JCR2013 [ Sun Apr 10, 2016 7:51 pm ]
Post subject:  "Stage 1" ProDrive - Best Prop/RPMs?

Wanted to see what y'all thought about this...

Got a 36hp ProDrive (gen 2 lower) with IM heads, a Mikuni, and a SW exhaust...

Before I did the mods I'd run around 3700-3800 rpm. Now I run around 4300-4400 rpm. I got an 1860 Phowler and am running about 28mph empty. Haven't ran it with a hunt load yet.

Is it ok to run at that high of rpms? Or should I think about gettin some prop work done to get my rpms back down.

Not concerned with speed as much as I am load carrying ability.

Here's a picture of my prop now.

Author:  brycecheramie [ Sun Apr 10, 2016 7:53 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: "Stage 1" ProDrive - Best Prop/RPMs?

2 threads??
whyyyyyyyy

Author:  Russ [ Sun Apr 10, 2016 7:55 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: "Stage 1" ProDrive - Best Prop/RPMs?

Because different people might not read threads in one section, but will in the other? Doubtful, but pssible, I reckon.

Author:  JCR2013 [ Sun Apr 10, 2016 8:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: "Stage 1" ProDrive - Best Prop/RPMs?

Lol yah sry couldn't decide which one would get seen by the right guys so I just did both

Author:  gauge306 [ Thu Apr 14, 2016 2:44 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: "Stage 1" ProDrive - Best Prop/RPMs?

Sounds about right. I got a 1856 phowler, originally with a stage 1. Always ran about 4300 rpms and averaged 29 mph empty with PD prop. Tried a hopkins 12x13 and empty got 31 mph. As soon as i put a load on the hopkins prop it just didnt perform like a stock pd prop. All in all, i use the hopkins prop during fishing when we are light. Its nothing for me to go thru 2 pd props in a season. Keep an eye on the cupping, as soon as you lose cupping send it to hopkins to rework! Best decision i ever made going thru 2 props a season!

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