A cleaver is a stern lifting prop. Not what a Checkmate really needs or likes. I have run one just to play around but the boat didn't feel very good once it got past 100.
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convincor 251
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A cleaver is a stern lifting prop. Not what a Checkmate really needs or likes. I have run one just to play around but the boat didn't feel very good once it got past 100.
ross
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i wish i had that problem
jazzy
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So was your boat going 67 with the drive trimmed all the way in? If so that 30 p may be the right prop for you proper trim attitude would be worth the 800 Rpms your looking for and a bunch of speed to boot if you have the drive tucked all the way in you don't get any bow lift which you need to get air under the boat