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As for an automatic pitch change, that's true, there is no such thing, because there are so many diferent variables, even between two props from the same manufacture. BUT, as a general rule of thumb, I've always found that when you switch from an Alum to a SS prop you wind up dropping 2 inches of pitch and usually get better preformance. Not all the time, not always, but generally speaking. The reason you were getting more RPM and 2-3 more mph with your stainless is probably because at top end your aluminum prop was actually flexing slightly and you wound up running a prop with about an 18P at WOT. Stainless props don't flex like that so it was performing better.
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