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He looks like a guy with a V that goes over 65 mph.
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that calculates to 16% slip, not bad, but not real good. How much throttle do you have left in it at 5300? You may want to step up to a 26 p. Using the same slip, that will put you at 73. You should have better slip numbers with that prop
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#3
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Well, believe this or not, I had the prop on wrong
Maybe affecting the slip %. I had two back washer on it, which had it spaced out about 1/2 inch. I have allot of throttle left. Like, way bunches. I have it all limited thru the ignition. If I had the nuts, I am pretty sure I can turn 6500-7000rpm with that prop.Well, spent the day converting the trailer from roller to bunk, here are some pics.... |
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I think you need to try another prop, btw, be easy on those hole shots if you want that drive to live. I've converted a couple trailers with that set up, its not easy, but its worth it.
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This prop is going to have to work, unless someone wants to trade down to it, for a larger one...LOLOLOL
Not doing any heavy holeshots with it, trying to stay alive
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