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  • moto132
    • Feb 2012
    • 135

    • Buckley, Wa

    • 2019 G23
    #1

    Sport Nautique 200 prop

    Does anyone have suggestions for a prop change on a Sport 200? I have the excaliber 343 and the factory 381 prop but it feels sluggish out of the hole. When pulling a bigger skier out of the water i can feel the boat struggling and with a boat load of people its hard to plane out. My old SS with the GT-40 never had an issue no matter how much weight you had in it. Im looking for something with a better hole shot but also one that won't change the wake. Any suggestions?
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    • gpk
      • Sep 2013
      • 6

      • Australia

      • 2014 G23 2013 Sport 200
      #2
      Hi went through a similar exercise with our 2013 Sport 200 (ZR409) back in 2014. Ended up getting a 1579 (has same cup but less pitch) after we damaged the 381 one weekend. Lost a bit of top end speed, but it definitely had more punch out of the hole. I think it is the same prop used on the 210 at the time. cheers Gerry
      Last edited by gpk; 06-07-2016, 02:24 AM.

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        • NautiqueOasis
          • Oct 2005
          • 142

          • Dayton, OH

          • '13 200V Sport; '05 SV211; '97, '90 , '85 & '79 Sk
          #3
          This was some info that a fellow member (sodbuster88) gave me previously:
          "I'm running the 343 with an ACME 1235. My top speed hydra-gate down (slalom) is 39 and 41 in the up (wake) position...with boat running light and no ballast...but seems to make no difference regardless of boat weight. I've posted a couple times to various threads asking what others are using and seem to not get much information on performance. Regarding the 1235, I don't have anything to compare it to, but it's a brute on hole shot. Check the specs to compare here: http://www.acmemarine.com/prop-list_ski-boat.php "

          I purchased a 1235 as my spare but I have not taken the time to put it on and try it out unfortunately.
          '13 200V Sport Nautique
          '05 SV211 Nautique
          '97 Ski Nautique
          '90 Ski Nautique
          '85 Ski Nautique
          '79 Ski Nautique

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            • Bevostein
              Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
              • Jun 2008
              • 523

              • Frisco, TX

              • 2021 G23 2019 G23 (Sold) 2013 G25 550XR (Sold) 2009 216V (Sold)
              #4
              You might want to consider a 1939. I think it might be a be a good prop for your application. It should have more hole shot than your 381 but isn't as "low end" of a prop as a 1235. 1235 is more for a weighted wakeboard/surf application. I had a 1235 on my 216V but had the 1939 as a back up. I bought it because I wanted something not quite as low end as the 1235 but with a good hole shot. Look into it and see if it might fit your application. If so, I happen to have one for sale...

              http://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/fo...0029-acme-1939

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