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SouthernWake
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 Can I turn a 9x6 with A 20 hp longtail? I know that 9x5 I standard but its pushing a lightweight 1436 with benches removed. Would going from a 9x5 to 9x6 make a difference. About to get a new prop and wanting to get the most i can.
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| Wed Apr 10, 2013 1:27 pm |
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Buzz Killington
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Re: Can I turn a 9x6 with can you? Yes.
Will you? entirely up to you. The 9x5 is pretty hard to beat on a 20hp - but I see what your trying to do - get more bite...
You might lose a bit up top RPM but you might chew better in the slop.
If you do go with it - let everyone know what RPMs your turning.
I'd stick with the 9x5 - the 9x6 is a 23hp if i'm not mistaken....
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| Thu Apr 11, 2013 11:12 am |
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SouthernWake
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Re: Can I turn a 9x6 with Any final thoughts on this? I'm about to order one.
Typical load is 2 guys in a 1436.
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| Tue Apr 16, 2013 2:58 pm |
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SouthernWake
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Re: Can I turn a 9x6 with
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| Tue Apr 16, 2013 6:23 pm |
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SouthernWake
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Re: Can I turn a 9x6 with Right now I'm running 3600ish in water with a slightly worn 8.75x5, if I could Get a 9x6 to turn around or just under 3200 I would be happy. Will the added pitch help carry weight?
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| Tue Apr 16, 2013 6:40 pm |
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