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    FURY 4 PROP

    Is anyone running a fury 4 blade?

    Looking in the boat set ups, it looked like most people were running 24-25p tempest props (I run the 25) for the 225efi.
    21' Cobra

    I think I just load my boat down with all the bare essentials. And before I know it, I have enough crap in there to supply a bass pro location. So I know I run heavier than a lot of guys. But I am definitely needing something that can give me some better get up and go. My holeshot sucks.

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    What kind of jackplate are you using on your Cobra 216? Also what is your top speed?

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    The 6" (Ritehite?) that I believe came with the boat. 1999.
    I run about 69mph on GPS with no gear, 1/4 tank, and by myself.
    I run about 65mph loaded down with full tank and livewells.
    I think its either 5850 or 5950 on the rpms (I don't remember the numbers, but I remember that it was really close to what the motor calls for)

    (BUT>>> I can't get out of the hole if it meant saving my life. I seem to stall...or just barely increase in rpm at around 2200 when trying to come up on plane. I usually have to throw my buddy on the bow of the boat to get it to come over. I am 3.25" below pad. The 25p Tempest has had all variations of plugs played with. I either stall out, or I spin the prop and lose bite. This is even true when trying to fine tune it to the point that I take all plugs out...install one (which makes it stall), then start drilling out the single plug. But as soon as I have 1/2 tank vs the full tank...it all changes and I spin out or stall again)

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    Might want to go to an 8 to 10 inch jackplate if not you might want to change to bolts in that Ritehite as they are know to break off. A 25 4 blade Fury or a trophy with a blowout ring would help. Sent you a pm.

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    Is it a 201 or 216 Cobra?

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    Serial # EJS02544L899

    Can you tell by that?

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    I can’t but the board moderator might be able to. If it is a 201 there are quite a few people on the board that can help you with the setup.

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    I don’t think they made the 216 in 1999 so it may be the 201 which is 20 foot 1 inch.

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    I had an 02 201D and ran a 10" fixed plate with a 225 std opti at the time. 26 Trophy ran the best at 69-72 depending load. Light I did see 74.5 once. Others may have more input but the Fury overall was not a great performer on this hull. Most ran tempest, trophies, or Bravo. I think it has more to do with the wide barrel and how that boat has more of a neutral lift. It likes to have a prop in the water a bit more where the Fury likes to run high.