Yes chine walk was much easier to control with a 200lb partner. It showed up again without him and I couldn't get it under control. I'll try later this month after I warm up, it was COLD this past weekend.
Yes chine walk was much easier to control with a 200lb partner. It showed up again without him and I couldn't get it under control. I'll try later this month after I warm up, it was COLD this past weekend.
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A worked Tempest 24P is what we run on the 210's down in Texas.
What kind of top speeds are you getting with them?Originally Posted by ProXSpro
I'm running a Croxton worked 24 Tempest... Dan
I would think a 26 or even a 25 tempest should be the prop.
According to Kelly Powers a 25 Fury is the best prop for a 210.
Charger 210 Elite
I took Kelly at his word and had them put one on my boat. Comes out of the hole fine, holds on turns great and is "probably"fast enough.
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72-75 with the 24p Tempest with varying loads
Is that with Steve’s Custom Props?
Yes. Tried the 25 Tempest, then called and spoke with them. They recommended a 24 that they could work for the 210 and also gave the jack plate position for the best performance. Tried a stock 24 Fury that we made a quick run to 72 but didn't go WOT for very long since it was a new boat and a light load with 2 people. Felt like it had lots left at 72, but didn't want to do any long runs on the brand new motor.
What wa the prop to pad jack plate position setting that they recommended?
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