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<blockquote data-quote="YeOldeRusty" data-source="post: 510429" data-attributes="member: 32637"><p>In my experience with this boat it has been the opposite. The higher I can run the motor without cavitation, the faster it goes. Assuming I'm in open water and just going from A to B, I like to find that line where the prop is just about to blow out. That's where I get the most speed. As little drag in the water from lower unit as possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YeOldeRusty, post: 510429, member: 32637"] In my experience with this boat it has been the opposite. The higher I can run the motor without cavitation, the faster it goes. Assuming I'm in open water and just going from A to B, I like to find that line where the prop is just about to blow out. That's where I get the most speed. As little drag in the water from lower unit as possible. [/QUOTE]
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