Only out 1 time with my new to me 2019 921 pro xp Suzuki 250ss 27p scorpion prop 12" jackplate 2 8ft blades. Tournament load full tank of gas 2 people. Hit 70mph @ 6000 rpms max rated rpms are 6300. I'm wondering if I raise jackplate if I can get more out of it. Hole shot was very good also.
I would also test a couple different props. Should be closer to the mid to upper 70's
2013 920 w/250 Pro XS
Two 8 Foot Blades
25 Furry
Two HDS 8's
97lb Ghost
Screaming FAST
Any update on jackplate number and speed?
why did you still have a tad of throttle? Don’t you want to know how fast it would go? Or is this bs?Originally Posted by Rolltide16
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Boat and motor: 2020 920 elite/ mercury 250 pro xs
Power Poles/Talon: 2 8' blades power pole
Prop Type/Blades: 3 blade 25 fury
JackPlate: atlas 10"
RPMS:6000 ish
Speed: 75
Boat and motor: 2018 20PHX 2024 Yamaha 250 SHO
Power Poles/Talon:8' Blades
Prop Type/Blades: Mercury Fury 3 blade 24" (worked by Croxston)
Prop to Pad Height:11-12 on Atlas gauge
JackPlate:Atlas 10"
RPMS:6000-6100
Speed:73.8
What is jack plate setting and how is the performance numbers now?
2023 21'PHX 70 mph 12 on the plate and 2.8 on the trim.
2022 21' ELITE 73 mph 12 on the plate and 5 on the trim
2024 920 Elite
Single Console
12" Atlas Jack Plate
4 - Lithium Batteries
2 - 15" Solix's
1 - 16" Garmin
Fury 24p Prop
36Volt Move
Full tank of gas
5950 RPMS
Trimmed all the way
Jack Plate around 12-14
I can barely hit 69.5
Think i might try a 25p Prop.
Any suggestions?
I would try a 23 fury to get more rpm and hole shot.
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