Prop vent hole plugs

[injun]

I just purchased a fury 4 for my 196dc 200 proxs4 I am wondering what vent plugs to use. Does anyone know what they should . Thanks Injun.

[Tx Champ]

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[Tx Champ]

It all depends on if you blow out on throttle up. If you do, then start with the restrictors (there are 3 sizes + solid plugs). Add them until you don't blow out during the hole shot. That is the only time the PVS holes have any affect. Check some of these videos.

mercury pvs tuning - YouTube

[Bass in the grass]

If I remember correctly, the fury 4 tends to like all holes open. Seems like it was the only prop that liked to have all the holes open.

[jerzia]

If I remember correctly, the fury 4 tends to like all holes open. Seems like it was the only prop that liked to have all the holes open.

I had a Bravo 1XS that performed best with all 8 holes open. I think a lot of that had to do with the weight of Talons and brackets. Once I removed them, it was no longer a great fit for my 203. Trophy Plus was a much better performing prop for that particular hull.

[injun]

Thanks I will try everything out appreciate the response.Injun

[MMosher]

Every hull is different, on the water testing is the only way to tune your set up. Start with all the plugs out and add/subtract as needed. The Furys I've tested on 4 strokes prefer them all open.