Anyone run a Hydromotive prop

[THOR]

I am in need of a spare 26P or 27P prop and am curious as to the performance of these props. I am currently running a labbled and blueprinted 26P bravo and am very happy.
thanks in advance

[RiverToysJas]

Are you trying to get me started again??? LOL ;p
RTJas :D

[THOR]

I am in need for a bigger prop. That is how you go faster right?;)

[dicudmore]

THOR I've only ever heard good things about Hydromotive props but most people I know of running them were 5-blades...
and I think they're pitched a little higher than merc stuff....
like their 27 would be equivalent to a 28 Merc

[kevnmcd]

I would go with a 40p......don't waste your time with that smaller crap! ;)

[RiverToysJas]

Originally posted by kevnmcd
I would go with a 40p......don't waste your time with that smaller crap! ;)
I think that's what THOR's running now.. :rolleyes: Turning it at the rev limiter too! ;)
RTJas :D

[dicudmore]

I wouldn't know.....
my boat won't get up close enough to check the prop out ;)
and at OP6 he had it trimmed down so much the damn prop was in the mud, again so I couldn't check it out :D

[THOR]

I am not. I am currently running a 36P cleaver and need a ski prop now.

[Craig]

The Quad 4 is a stern lifter compared to the Bravo 4-blade which is a bow lifter. IMO it seems they work better on vees. It does accelerate real good on my cat. I have 31 standard shaft if anyone's interested, I want a 34 Bravo.

[Wicky]

If it is for surface piercing, they like to throw blades.
Their nosecones work well though.

[THOR]

This doesnt sound like the prop for me since I like the way my Bravo performs.