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Also helps with cavitation and holding speed when loaded down with ballast. It's an overall good prop just have to be careful on the top end when running WOT. I have one in a box haven't used it on my 12 yet but ran it on my 10 and 11 rz2 pushing 3500-4000lbs (wakeboarding) -
I just had 3 props repaired by ACME a few weeks ago. $125/prop unless metal needs added. Jim and the repair folks did an AMAZING job and would probably give you a good idea as to which prop would work best for your setup. I have heard that the 1235 works best for high weight situations... So depending on the amount of ballast you are running plus avg number of people in the boat it could work pretty good for you!
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New prop needed after today...Suggestions?
We had a little incident today and will need a new prop...What is everyone's opinion of the 1235? Anyone have one on a RZR? With a few people and a decent amount of ballast it takes a little too long to plane out. I'm guessing the 1235 will help right? Any other advantages? Disadvantages other than top end? We rarely ever run over 30mph.
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