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Would a 24 pitch Mercury chopper work as a DRAG prop?

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Hounddog
 PostPosted: May 23rd, 2014, 4:01 pm   
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I have a couple up north and wonder if they would work. They were used on a 150. They have lots of blade to work with.
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Jeff Yammer
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On the right motor yes it would for sure. You never know what works and what doesn't unless you try it out

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Todd Bucknell @ Hydromotive does a great job of cutting & reworking merc choppers for drag racing.
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