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    Posted: February-09-2010 at 11:13pm
got a 91 ski coming fri and the prop is slightly damaged, we will be test running but i would like to put a new prop on before the the run to make sure there are no shaft probs.

it has the stock 14x16 on it
what would be a good replacement for wakeboarding w/ ballast
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote kapla Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: February-10-2010 at 1:19am
acme 1442 3 blade
revs a little higher say 200 rpm...but holeshot is improved over stock..no top end sacrifice and almost same fuel consumtion
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Welcome to the site xjay !!!!
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what about the 422 thats what whitelake recommended?
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Xjay,

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Originally posted by xjay xjay wrote:

what about the 422 thats what whitelake recommended?


Jay,
I don't know if you read the other thread on props just below this one but it addresses the 1442 prop as well. Other threads too on props but notice in that thread Tims (TRBenj) post. He did a major hands on and on the boat study with Acme as well as OJ props. He too suggests the 1442 for the use you are describing.

If you want to do some reading, do a search and see what others have to say.

Welcome to CCfan.

BTW, maybe White Lake has the 422 prop in stock and would like to sell it????!!!


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thats a good point, thanks for the info
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I have a 1442 and came from the original 14 x 16. i felt a great improvement on the holeshot when i put the 1442. I put around 2000lb of ballast for boarding and this prop handles them quite well.
Now with the gt40p heads, cam, and intake..well that is another story...I can hammer it with all the ballast and the boat jumps out out the water like it has no weight at all...
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