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Author:  wildcatt [ June 14th, 2013, 12:24 pm ]
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mitchie wrote:
Holy crap that's high with 6" of setback. You're probably 3/4" to 1" above me.


Thx for that info guys - I'm pulling the new gear case off this weekend to start on the LWP install.

Going to run the "spare" for a bit, but once the Bob's in on the new case - I'll be shooting to have the drive shaft in those areas you mentioned.

So far - I can't get past about 83-83 without blowout on the regular case. Shaft probably about 2" or more below the pad.

Mitch - what are the Characteristics of the Cleaver you are running?
Bow lift?
Stern lift?

You had mentioned that your boat likes a lot of trim. I find with the Hoss that it develops a crap load of bow lift, real easily. Just wondering if the cleaver is the opposite and that's why you need so much trim?

Thx
Author:  Supermitchie [ June 14th, 2013, 3:21 pm ]
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My boat likes trim regardless. It doesn't go fast without trim. I ran my Hoss last Saturday when I had the dogs and Jules in the boat... I switched it for my cleaver the next day with the same load. I've grown very fond of them. I ran 99.8 with LC in the boat and my non labbed 32 last year.... It runs 101 with just me and the same prop. It handles fine. One side note. I was running my new case without my foil the same day..... It confirmed to me again that all performance boats should have one... Cavitation is for dummies.
Author:  Himagain [ June 14th, 2013, 3:36 pm ]
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Dougw wrote:
mitchie wrote:
How high is the motor Doug?


About 1 3/4" - 2" above the pad. Any more than that my wp drops below 10 psi


I wonder if more set back would be a good thing?
Author:  DoktorC [ June 14th, 2013, 4:08 pm ]
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Himagain wrote:
Dougw wrote:
mitchie wrote:
How high is the motor Doug?


About 1 3/4" - 2" above the pad. Any more than that my wp drops below 10 psi


I wonder if more set back would be a good thing?


You can use James' optimum setback formula. Boat Length X .25 = setback
Author:  OneCycle [ June 14th, 2013, 4:50 pm ]
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Stop giving away my secrets....

Mitchie if your boat needs lots of trim... Throw some setback at it.. How many times do I have to tell you. It like talking to a brick wall.
Author:  KAL Racing [ June 14th, 2013, 9:15 pm ]
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Lower the motor until you get 18 to 20 psi @ wot with lots of trim like Michie says. If that don't work, through a 36" Bravo 1 and see what happens or $pend a little more and get the cleaver hammered out to work for your boat. If all else fails ... DBR :D
Author:  Dougw [ June 17th, 2013, 7:42 am ]
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A consistant 101 no matter what prop I have been running :?: Will have to maybe try another 2" of setback and perhaps try a coned Bob's case next
Author:  OneCycle [ June 17th, 2013, 8:25 am ]
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Dougw wrote:
A consistant 101 no matter what prop I have been running :?: Will have to maybe try another 2" of setback and perhaps try a coned Bob's case next


what prop do you like the best so far?
Author:  OneCycle [ June 17th, 2013, 8:35 am ]
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looks like that new 34 cleaver on S&f is a great deal !
Author:  Dougw [ June 17th, 2013, 9:50 am ]
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OneCycle wrote:
Dougw wrote:
A consistant 101 no matter what prop I have been running :?: Will have to maybe try another 2" of setback and perhaps try a coned Bob's case next


what prop do you like the best so far?


None of them :lol: ......I haven't hit 110 yet.
Every prop has worked well - just have to spend some more time playing with different setback and heights to find the magic combination
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