Thread: Prop question,,,

That's what I figured you were dealing with. If it is not a problem then I would just run it like it is. But like Bill said you could get some plugs and fine tune it. Bet with those holes plugged up that would be a load to try to spin up. How does it handle when up on plane?

Originally Posted by cray

That's what I figured you were dealing with. If it is not a problem then I would just run it like it is. But like Bill said you could get some plugs and fine tune it. Bet with those holes plugged up that would be a load to try to spin up. How does it handle when up on plane?

Cray,,,, handles like a dream to me,,,,But I'm no expert, that's for sure,,,, I just don't like hitting waves too fast at those speeds,,,,Tends to get scarey if you get out of shape,,,lol

Cray s got it. Those Hi5s are great props, ecpecially with big waves because it bites and will hold a heavy bow up. A lot of the great lake guys run them. Id plug one at a time till you get it dialed in. I also sent ya a pm that will help.
That boat should be up on plane with in 4 seconds or so.