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  • 1987skinautique2001
    • Mar 2006
    • 8



    How can i tell if i have a one to one tranny?

    I have a 1987 ski nautique 2001 and in the next few months i want to get a four blade prop.How can i tell if i have a one to one tranny,so i know what prop to order.With the ballast i have in there and the people, i have to floor the boat to get it up and out of the whole.So im trying to see what prop to go with so i can use less fuel and be easier on the engine and drive train.I did a search and could find what i was looking for.Thanks for the help.
  • M3Fan
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Jul 2003
    • 1034



    #2
    RE: How can i tell if i have a one to one tranny?

    You can tell because your boat is made before the 1989 model, when they released the redux trans.
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    2000 Ski Nautique GT-40
    2016 SN 200 H5
    www.Fifteenoff.com

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    • 1987skinautique2001
      • Mar 2006
      • 8



      #3
      haha,well that was easy enough.thanks for the help

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      • Separator
        • Feb 2025
        • 70



        #4
        Thats way too easy...

        Make a large easy to see line mark on the shaft coupling at the transmission then have someone drive the boat down the lake at 3500 RPM's and while they drive you count the revolutions of the shaft. If the shaft turns 3500 revolutions like the engine is then it s a 1-1 trans.

        ONLY kidding....Although this is what a 1-1 trans does.

        Yes the 1-1 Borg Warner Trans was used up to the start of the 1989 model year.
        Lack of proper planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.

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        • slob02
          • Sep 2003
          • 333

          • Shawnee Lake Jamestown, Ohio

          • 1993 SNOB 1997 196 2004 206 Team 2008 210 Team 2020 210

          #5
          The engines with a 1:1 are set at an angle.
          2008 Super Air 210 Team
          2004 AIR 206 Team
          1997 Ski Nautique 196
          1993 Ski Nautique SNOB

          Don\'t let yourself get old and say, \"I wish I would have.........\"!

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          • Rick
            1,000 Post Club Member
            • Mar 2004
            • 1250

            • San Diego, Ca

            • 1962 Keaton Utility. 2000 Ski 1965 Barracuda

            #6
            I think more important than the tranny is the prop you now have. It should be stamped on the prop either between 2 blades or on the end under the nut. If you need more hole shot and can live with a little less top speed I would suggest going down a couple of inches of pitch. I'll bet you are running a 13X13X1" You could try a 13X11 or 13X10. I happen to have a 14X10 3 blade you could try. If you like it keep it for $100.00 Let me know
            Nautiqueless in San Diego

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            • 882001
              Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
              • Aug 2003
              • 353

              • clear lake texas


              #7
              i have an acme 542 its a 13x11.5 i would recommend it to everyone with a 2001!
              1988 Ski Nautique \"2001\"

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              • 1987skinautique2001
                • Mar 2006
                • 8



                #8
                Originally posted by Separator
                Thats way too easy...

                Make a large easy to see line mark on the shaft coupling at the transmission then have someone drive the boat down the lake at 3500 RPM's and while they drive you count the revolutions of the shaft. If the shaft turns 3500 revolutions like the engine is then it s a 1-1 trans.

                ONLY kidding....Although this is what a 1-1 trans does.

                Yes the 1-1 Borg Warner Trans was used up to the start of the 1989 model year.
                Haha,I tried that and lost count.(kidding)

                Yeah im just looking for a good prop that will get the boat up and out of the water nice and quick with all the people and ballast.I thought the four blade props were the best for this.But then again i dont know what im talking about.If anyone could make some recomendations with prop brand, have at it.I would be willing to buy used aswell.And rick thanks for the offer,but i think i want a four blade prop,like i said i may not HAVE to have a four blade i just thought they were better.thanks for the help

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                • Bremsen
                  • Jun 2005
                  • 61

                  • Charlotte, NC


                  #9
                  Listen to 882001. Do a search on the acme 542, its the prop to have in the SN2001.
                  88 Ski Nautique

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                  • 1987skinautique2001
                    • Mar 2006
                    • 8



                    #10
                    Ok,well i did a little searching and it seems there is alot of people that like that acme.I even read some guys went from a fourblade to this three blade acme.Were is the best place to order the acme 542.And should i go with the 13x11.5 as said above.Also,just to be sure its a right hand prop with a one inch shaft.Thanls for all the help i really do appreciate it PDT_003

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                    • nch20skier
                      • Feb 2004
                      • 167

                      • North Carolina


                      #11
                      You should try dicount inboard marine as well as the larger watersports dealers such as overtons and barts
                      88 Barefoot Nautique
                      05 206 Team

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                      • Bremsen
                        • Jun 2005
                        • 61

                        • Charlotte, NC


                        #12
                        There used to be a discount/GB setup through pn.com I think, so you might want to check the classified section. The cheapest I've found on the web was boarditup.com.
                        88 Ski Nautique

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                        • Separator
                          • Feb 2025
                          • 70



                          #13
                          Originally posted by 1987skinautique2001
                          Yeah im just looking for a good prop that will get the boat up and out of the water nice and quick with all the people and ballast.I thought the four blade props were the best for this.But then again i dont know what im talking about.If anyone could make some recomendations with prop brand, have at it.I would be willing to buy used aswell.And rick thanks for the offer,but i think i want a four blade prop,like i said i may not HAVE to have a four blade i just thought they were better.thanks for the help
                          OJ Force 13x13 Force Four blade works great from what my freinds say on their 85-88 SN's. Stay away from a larger diameter 3 blade prop as the 4 blade will perform much better and smoother out of the hole.
                          Lack of proper planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.

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                          • Onthewater
                            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                            • Jul 2003
                            • 695

                            • Near the cheddar curtain


                            #14
                            it is delta prop that is giving 10% off for the planet nautique discount. i will be ordering a 540 from them in the next few weeks.

                            www.deltaprop.com

                            code = PNACME06
                            I don\'t care.

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                            • TRBenj
                              1,000 Post Club Member
                              • May 2005
                              • 1681

                              • NWCT


                              #15
                              Originally posted by Onthewater
                              it is delta prop that is giving 10% off for the planet nautique discount. i will be ordering a 540 from them in the next few weeks.

                              www.deltaprop.com

                              code = PNACME06
                              Actually, I think its only a 5% discount, but its still the best price out there. Worked out to be $302.10 for an Acme 612 (regularly $318). Shipping is free on orders over $100 :grin:
                              1990 Ski Nautique
                              NWCT

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