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Some where between a 15" to 19" pitch seems to be the norm for the 150 horse on these boats.
Sorry I'm not more specific, I haven't ventured far from my 14x19 stainless prop. It has covered most aspects of what I want the boat to do. A 17" pitch would be a safe starting point not knowing your boating habits. Heavy loaded boats may need a lower number, light loaded may need a higher number. Subtle changes in motor height on the transom will correct a lot of performance problems as will a different type of prop in the same diameter and pitch. Hopefully one of these other guys can get you a lot closer than me. Oh, Welcome to the site, pictures are expected!
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03-18-2009, 06:18 AM
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Here is some of reels stuff with his Honda.
http://www.wellcraftv20.com/communit...highlight=prop http://www.wellcraftv20.com/communit...highlight=prop And Prop Wizard http://www.formulapropeller.com/shop/propWizard.php
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