1) Performance issue you are trying to correct. Better holeshot. My daughter just started waterskiing and the boat seems to struggle to get her up quickly
2) Current prop manufacturer, model, aluminum or stainless as a minimum. Aluminum
3) Current prop diameter and pitch (required). 14 x 17. Came with the boat
4) Wide open throttle RPM and speed with an average load (very helpful). 5200 RPMS, about 37-38 MPH, full load (full tank, 2 adults 2 kids, gear)
5) Engine/drive make, model, year, and HP. 1996 Johnson Oceanrunner, 115HP
6) Boat make model, year, length and weight . 1996 Four Winns Horizon 190. Boat and engine are just over 2,000 lbs
The manual recommends a 13.25 x 17, but I've been using the prop that came with it. The prop is dinged a little. I have a brand new 14 x 17 that I'm going to try this weekend.
Am I optimally propped and just have to live with the 115hp pushing a 19' boat?
Thanks!
2) Current prop manufacturer, model, aluminum or stainless as a minimum. Aluminum
3) Current prop diameter and pitch (required). 14 x 17. Came with the boat
4) Wide open throttle RPM and speed with an average load (very helpful). 5200 RPMS, about 37-38 MPH, full load (full tank, 2 adults 2 kids, gear)
5) Engine/drive make, model, year, and HP. 1996 Johnson Oceanrunner, 115HP
6) Boat make model, year, length and weight . 1996 Four Winns Horizon 190. Boat and engine are just over 2,000 lbs
The manual recommends a 13.25 x 17, but I've been using the prop that came with it. The prop is dinged a little. I have a brand new 14 x 17 that I'm going to try this weekend.
Am I optimally propped and just have to live with the 115hp pushing a 19' boat?
Thanks!