I am planning on getting one of the new FXP props when they are available. I need some input. I am now running the 27 T1 that came on my 250 SHO-FX20. I can turn it up to 5500 in this hot weather. I carry a heavy load. Should I go with the 25 or 26 FXP? I am thinking that in the hot weather here in the South that with the 26 I still would not be able to turn enough rpms. The 25 may be the right prop for me. What do you think?
you need to always turn as close to 6000 as possible
I would think a 26, Thats what i am going to go with on my new phoenix ..
I just learned that there are no more of the FXP 25s and none in production. The 26 is what I ordered. I was instructed to raise my motor a little with the 26 and it should get me close to 6000. The prop was very reasonable 370.00 plus a hub kit. I was expecting a little more. I am anxious to get it. I am running 72 to 73 right now with the 27 T1 at 5500 rpms. The 26 should put me right where I want to be when I get the motor at the right height.
I am curious to see how this prop compares to a 26p Fury? On my BassCat Eyra/250SHO in Alabama summer heat at 95° am hitting 6100 plus rpms. I wonder if this prop will be enough for my 1700lb boat.
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by JRBjr »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">I just learned that there are no more of the FXP 25s and none in production. The 26 is what I ordered. I was instructed to raise my motor a little with the 26 and it should get me close to 6000. The prop was very reasonable 370.00 plus a hub kit. I was expecting a little more. I am anxious to get it. I am running 72 to 73 right now with the 27 T1 at 5500 rpms. The 26 should put me right where I want to be when I get the motor at the right height. </td></tr></table>
Steves Custom Props in TX has the 25 and 26 pitch. I just talked to him Yesterday.
I just ordered his last 26, he has 2 more on the way. He told me that he has no more 25s and that there were none in production only 26s.
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