I have a 2011 2275 GCW with a Yamaha F115TLR. It currently has an aluminum 13 1/2 x 15-k prop on it and I’m looking to go stainless for more holes shot. I’m not sure what stainless prop to go with to maintain my 5800 to 6k rpm range. Anyone gone through the trial and error yet?
Stainless prop
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kaydano
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Stainless doesn't necessarily mean more hole shot. Hole shot has more to do with pitch than the type of metal the prop is made of. It also has a lot to do with the rake, cup and the number of blades the prop has.
G series boats are fairly heavy, and the 115 is borderline as far as feeling the difference between stainless and aluminum.
All that aside, you may want to try a 13 pitch.
G series boats are fairly heavy, and the 115 is borderline as far as feeling the difference between stainless and aluminum.
All that aside, you may want to try a 13 pitch.
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Go with a 13 x 14 SCD4R14YM90 from Power Tech. Will keep same rpm and better planning. May drop a little speed.
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I had an aluminum 4 blade with my 115 that had a great holeshot.
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I had a 115 and I bought a Mercury 4 blade Spitfire prop. It gave me a lot of hole shot. Not enough to prevent the trade in on a 150.