Why is it i see so many Fury props. What about Trophy's or Tempest. All the Fury's i have driven had little or no lift unless 3-31/2 in below pad. We do not carry a ton of tackle . Isn't something else that will run besides a Fury.
Why is it i see so many Fury props. What about Trophy's or Tempest. All the Fury's i have driven had little or no lift unless 3-31/2 in below pad. We do not carry a ton of tackle . Isn't something else that will run besides a Fury.
Last edited by fredcarl; 05-12-2019 at 07:22 PM.
Lift does not always equal speed or performance. A worked 26p fury is almost impossible to beat day in and day out. Sure you could go down to a 25p and work it and for some it may be great but all in all it's going to be hard to out perform a good 26p Fury. Let's not forget every single boat/motor is different.
Been playing around with my 17 puma lately. duel poles, 4 batteries. A good bit of rods and tackle in it. A stock 25 fury 3 blade ran great on it, untill you fill it with a good bit of fuel and ad a co angler. I dont tolerate a long slow hole shot. Had the prop worked and its better. Im 3" p2p. Could probably stand to come up it will run 76. I have a 4 blade otw for the summer. Mostly around here youll be lucky to run 55 with all the boat traffic and junk floating in the water.
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Yes, the Trophy can run well. It does suffer loading and can give trouble on power on rougher water. The Tempest has a lot of slip. It’s pretty hard to beat a Fury on most.
I'm Running a worked Fury 25 (Ronnie Gilbert)
Does OK on the hole shot, not great with Full tanks & Wells.
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