itsaboattime
Senior Chief Petty Officer
- Joined
- Jul 4, 2007
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I have an '87 Evinrude 110 that had a 13 1/4 X 17 prop when I bought it. I could turn over 6700 rpm at wot. I bought a new Turning Point 13 1/4 X 19 prop. I can still twist around 6000 rpm out of it. Now my outboard is supposed to turn 5200 to 5500 rpm at wot.
My question is should I stay with the new Turning Point and run a little slower, keeping in mind that I can get a lil more speed in case of emergency, or do I bump up to a 13 1/4 X 21 and see if the wot rpm comes down to 5500?
My question is should I stay with the new Turning Point and run a little slower, keeping in mind that I can get a lil more speed in case of emergency, or do I bump up to a 13 1/4 X 21 and see if the wot rpm comes down to 5500?