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[Singleton]

I hope I don't step on any vendors toes, but have you heard of this guy? He's usually at DS with a street fair display.
http://www.cuttingedgepropellers.com/


CH3NO2

On my listing to call once my work meetings are over for the day.

[28eliminator]

I hope I don't step on any vendors toes, but have you heard of this guy? He's usually at DS with a street fair display.
http://www.cuttingedgepropellers.com/


CH3NO2

On my listing to call once my work meetings are over for the day.

Greg Hittner is, or was the guy at Cutting Edge propellers. I heard somewhere that he isn't there anymore I think. regardless, they did some nice work for me on a Mach 26 prop, and they were very reasonable. I have a couple others I need to send them here shortly. I definitely would give them a shout. Good guys.

[joepump1]

I tested 4 of the Cutting Edge props over the weekend at Elsinore. They definitely now how to build a prop. Told them how my Bravos were running, a labbed 24/4 blade and a stock 26/4 blade. My labbed 24 was good. The stock 26 was not so good. It slipped from beginning to end. The slip was so bad, I thought there was something seriously wrong with the boat. Called Cutting Edge, told them my problem. They sent me out with a 24/5 blade they had in stock. That prop required no tab to plan. My Bravos need the tabs buried. You could feel the boat accelerate, very little slip. Ran out of prop. Reported the numbers, how the boat reacted, had 3 different props to test by the end of the week. One was a 25/5 blade, and two different 26/4 blades. They absolutely nailed it. The top end was within 2 mph, the rpm's were within 200. Very little tab to plan, and accelerated nice. Did not fell the slip I felt with the Bravos. Mph were higher then the Bravos and got there quiker and never hit the rev limiter. Taking them in tomorrow for some minor tweeking to try and get another 200 rpm's, should gain 3-4 more mph.