Can a solas 23 be repitched seems like a very strong rigid prop to bend
Can a solas 23 be repitched seems like a very strong rigid prop to bend
what numbers are you turning the 23 to now?
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I am not just wondering what would you do if 23 is not enough on big power engines
It takes 400 plus hp to turn a Solas 23 to the mid 5 g's with 1.6 gears.
I would get the 23 and run it then see what you have. You could always pick up the hm 1.3 lower on eBay
The Solas is a good prop right out of the box a lot of time and resources went into it so you are not going to tweak a lot more out of it
The real numbers run out to a prop that is 1-2 inches bigger than 23
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Ditto to what Matty said. Unless you are talking BIG power as in over 500, run it first and see where you come out.
If you can spin it to over 5,000 and the drive is not too deep, you should be over 70.
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To answer the original question, it's gonna cost ya.
I had this eBay prop reworked for my Biesemeyer,
to this,
at a pretty reputable and well known prop shop. Cost was about 130.00 each and well worth it. When I picked them up I asked about my Solas 23 left. After they explained what they had to do plus re hubing it because of the heat and such cost was about what I paid for the prop (330.00). So like said, make sure it is what you want to do before you do it.
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just wondering... what does the two blade prop go on?
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A winner is just a loser that got up and did it one more time.
1959 Biesemeyer - 4pt Hydro Drag - 2013 ACBS Winner - Best Race Boat
1967 Nova Marine - SuperNova24 - ACBS Winner - 2012 Best Race Boat - 2016 Peoples Choice & Best Non Wood
1972 John Allmand - Nova 19
1972 John Allmand - Nova19 (#2)
1982 PolarKraft -Jonboat - Crab Killer
That is cool!!!
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So I guess the answer is the biggest you are going to get for a Volvo 280 is a solas 23
yes in a solas
it is hard to explain until you run one the are very efficient and grip the water well , they handle well . I don't know anyone running one on a sharp keel barrelback but they run well on other style classic hulls.
what numbers are you running now with your best prop . if your turning a 24 pitch ultra to 5400 rpm you'll lose 200-400 rpm dropping to a 23 solas
I had a 310 hp 351 with plenty of torque and it could not turn a 23 solas on 1.6 it could turn a 21 solas to 4900 rpm I could spin a 22 ultra well past 5000 rpm
you can try and find a 26 ultra but the solas will perform better
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