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    #21
    Drop down one hole on bottom and redrill tops. Will get the top sitting on top of plate.
    Mike

    2019 Ranger 520L w/ 250HO ETEC G2
    2011 Tracker 175TXW w/ 75HO ETEC

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    #22
    I removed one of my pictures, my hand slipped and it was misleading. Here are a few more. My cavitation plate is about 2" above the bottom of my boat - 2001 Tracker 185 XT - 2002 Mercury 90 HP 2 Stroke - Spitfire X7 - 19 P. Mine is a little different set up because my 2 grp 31 trolling motor batteries are in the front. I actually had to raise my jack plate, don't have a clue as to why yours is that way, I know they are not all the same but thought they would run basically alike. And the actual measuring is done from the bottom of the boat and it level to the prop shaft, if I remember right...Pics are just a reference so you can get the idea of it all...
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    #23
    OK here is my update from today,was on the lake water temp 42degree,wind blowing 15mph sustained, at wot I got 4900 rpm an 50 mph,into the wind on my vessel view,this is with the ptp right at 3 1/2 inches even when I turned with the wind I got 5100 wot at 51 mph, I guess I'm at the top speed I'm going to get out of her,I'm thinking on trying to possibly ship the 4 blade back an trade down to the 13x 19 3 blade rubex?? Any thoughts??

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    #24
    Quote Originally Posted by 1pabassman View Post
    OK here is my update from today,was on the lake water temp 42degree,wind blowing 15mph sustained, at wot I got 4900 rpm an 50 mph,into the wind on my vessel view,this is with the ptp right at 3 1/2 inches even when I turned with the wind I got 5100 wot at 51 mph, I guess I'm at the top speed I'm going to get out of her,I'm thinking on trying to possibly ship the 4 blade back an trade down to the 13x 19 3 blade rubex?? Any thoughts??
    That's some pretty darn good speed out of the 115. I thought you were already running a 13 x 19 4 blade though?
    - 2020 Bass Tracker Classic XL - SOLD
    - 2024 Lowe Stinger 178
    Mercury 115HP ProXS CT
    Vance 6" hydraulic jack plate
    24P 3 blade Ballistic XHS XL propeller
    NGK Ruthenium plugs
    Garmin Force troller
    Garmin 126SV/93SV/73SV Livescope/ dual GT54 transducers
    DD26 motor toter
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    #25
    Yes I have the 4 blade now but alot of guys that have 190's say the 3 is a better prop for speed

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    #26
    Quote Originally Posted by 1pabassman View Post
    Yes I have the 4 blade now but alot of guys that have 190's say the 3 is a better prop for speed
    They're not wrong. Statistically speaking, a 3 blade will always be faster than a 4 blade prop. It's a physical surface contact thing.

    It really depends what you want. If you want to give up some holeshot and potentially some grip in turns from the prop then you go with a 3.
    - 2020 Bass Tracker Classic XL - SOLD
    - 2024 Lowe Stinger 178
    Mercury 115HP ProXS CT
    Vance 6" hydraulic jack plate
    24P 3 blade Ballistic XHS XL propeller
    NGK Ruthenium plugs
    Garmin Force troller
    Garmin 126SV/93SV/73SV Livescope/ dual GT54 transducers
    DD26 motor toter
    IG: extremeboating



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