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Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 09/01/07 at 03:40:40
Props can have a tremendous variance right out of the box. One 23P can be different from another of the same size and specs. For best performance, a blueprint and balance is what you need.

Posted by: Doug_Booth - Ex Member Posted on: 08/31/07 at 23:24:32
Does a brand new prop need to be worked?

Posted by: Daryl Posted on: 08/31/07 at 22:12:22
Here is Mark's website http://www.bassboatcentral.com/marksprops1.htm

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 08/31/07 at 14:34:12
Terry is right. Mark's prop is the best I have found. I had a prop Blueprinted and Balanced by Rich Boger on Bass Fishing Home Page. What a cluster that was, twice as much $$ and a month turn around what the hell was I thinking.

Posted by: Terry Posted on: 08/31/07 at 14:17:11
I sent mine to Marks Propeller. You can find him on Bassboatcentral.com under the prop forum. Very reasonable and quick turnaround, not to mention good. I believe Smitty and Chris B. has used him also. Hope this helps.

Posted by: WCCT - Ex Member Posted on: 08/31/07 at 14:14:20
I know this has been covered before, but I can't seem to find it. Where is the best place to get a prop blue-printed? thanks

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