I am wondering whether there is any need, or benefit in changing the prop, also is the 343 sufficient for the 210 or is the 409 the way to go?
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in texas so altitude is non existent
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343 is WAY SUFFICIENT without re-propping.
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If you are going to just wakeboard I would say get a new prop.... it will only help. <BR> <BR>If you like to ski/barefoot I wouldn't just because you'll lose a lot of top end speed. <BR> <BR>Acme 856 works wonders -- we push 1500/2000 lbs out of the water in a few seconds and run about 3000 rpm at about 24 mph. <BR> <BR>look around for deals and it will pay for itself in gas
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**If for some reason you dont have PP it will help in holding speed too
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If you have the opportunity, I would opt for the factory power prop. It is great for getting out of the hole quick and on plane quick even when loaded to the max. I find it especially helpful when wakesurfing...you pop up before you can blink. <BR> <BR>To answer your other question, the 343 if perfect, even if loaded, for the 210. I thought about the 409, but for the size boat that it is, I really didn't see the need for the added HP and money.
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Nick, pretty sure he's talking about the new 210, which the 856 will not work on. There is no 343 or 409 option on the og 210s
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