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prostock
07-08-2020, 06:14 PM
Added 2 720 midship bags to a 2020 moomba max and finally got enough wave for me to surf....wife and kids could surf before ballast but i couldnt
so with 1000 each rear and 1000 under bow and another 1440 mid ship getting up to 11 mph with wife and too kids was tough with out adding alot of center plate. no way we get there with a full crew . talked with Eric at OJ props and he suggested to go to the 930 from the 932. was just looking to get some feed back from any of you guys who may have done this already and how its worked pulling top end ect..
RC_Hinojosa
07-08-2020, 06:29 PM
The 932 is a 15.5 x 16.5 whereas the 930 is a 15.5 x 15.25, the lower pitch should give you some more low end grunt without sacrificing too much top end speed.
Wakemakers has a performance guarantee for $50, if you aren't satisfied with the performance, you can swap it out.
You might also want to reach out to Acme for a prop recommendation. Shoot them an email with details like boat, motor, ballast and elevation. They get back pretty quick to you.
[email protected]
If you end up going Acme over OJ, check out Nettle props....they seem to have the best Acme pricing and you get a gift certificate for $50 off prop repair w/ your purchase.
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z28ke
07-08-2020, 10:21 PM
I went with the acme 2419 to replace the oj “surf” prop. No complaints thus far
RC_Hinojosa
07-09-2020, 06:30 AM
I went with the acme 2419 to replace the oj “surf” prop. No complaints thus farThe Acme 2419 and 2937 were both reccomended for my Craz as improvements over the original OJ 945.
Since we primarily surf loaded down, in a region known for engine heat soak, I went with the 2937 15 x 11. It's a hole shot beast and surf RPMs are way lower. Definitely a great upgrade this season!
I don't have any massive lakes to cross so a little loss of top end was no concern to me.
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z28ke
07-09-2020, 08:59 AM
The Acme 2419 and 2937 were both reccomended for my Craz as improvements over the original OJ 945.
Since we primarily surf loaded down, in a region known for engine heat soak, I went with the 2937 15 x 11. It's a hole shot beast and surf RPMs are way lower. Definitely a great upgrade this season!
I don't have any massive lakes to cross so a little loss of top end was no concern to me.
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I bet she’s a stump puller with that prop!
FamilyMan
07-09-2020, 03:01 PM
What rpm and speed are you running with that RC?
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RC_Hinojosa
07-09-2020, 08:09 PM
What rpm and speed are you running with that RC?
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FamilyMan
07-10-2020, 02:14 AM
10.8 , around 4200 rpm
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I know you’ve mentioned it before, but clearly you are running a crap ton of ballast. Very nice. I still need to get my spare prop, only reason I’m asking.
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haknslash
07-10-2020, 12:35 PM
Added 2 720 midship bags to a 2020 moomba max and finally got enough wave for me to surf....wife and kids could surf before ballast but i couldnt
so with 1000 each rear and 1000 under bow and another 1440 mid ship getting up to 11 mph with wife and too kids was tough with out adding alot of center plate. no way we get there with a full crew . talked with Eric at OJ props and he suggested to go to the 930 from the 932. was just looking to get some feed back from any of you guys who may have done this already and how its worked pulling top end ect..
What prop do you have now?
I have 15x13 OJ 945 and it will get to surf speeds no problem with 4,770 lbs of ballast.
Getting to wakeboard speeds is a different story if doing a hole shot but we don’t wake board so not an issue. If we have to move spots while fully ballasted I just drain drain some out real quick from the rear bags. Otherwise it takes a bit to get to planing speeds. I haven’t tried Autowake for wakeboard set speeds to know if we get the “launch” feature where it not only drops center plate but also the surf tabs to help get the boat out of the water. I know Supras with Autowake does this but not sure if Moomba does.
RC_Hinojosa
07-10-2020, 01:17 PM
I know you’ve mentioned it before, but clearly you are running a crap ton of ballast. Very nice. I still need to get my spare prop, only reason I’m asking.
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If I have a decent crew I just run my Enzo's & lead for 4,600 lbs.
If there are only 2-3 of us, lately the norm, I have a 1,000 lb Sumo sac that fits in the space over the vdrive hump with the rear seat slid forward for 5,600 lbs.
prostock
07-10-2020, 06:21 PM
What prop do you have now?
I have 15x13 OJ 945 and it will get to surf speeds no problem with 4,770 lbs of ballast.
Getting to wakeboard speeds is a different story if doing a hole shot but we don’t wake board so not an issue. If we have to move spots while fully ballasted I just drain drain some out real quick from the rear bags. Otherwise it takes a bit to get to planing speeds. I haven’t tried Autowake for wakeboard set speeds to know if we get the “launch” feature where it not only drops center plate but also the surf tabs to help get the boat out of the water. I know Supras with Autowake does this but not sure if Moomba does.
it came with the 932 that is 15.5 x 16.5 the 930 is 15.5x15 that is considered the surf/ heavyweighted prop was just looking to see others performance with this prop we wake board too and just cruise when we get to some bigger lakes
DNIXD99
07-10-2020, 08:12 PM
[QUOTE=RC_Hinojosa;354700]10.8 , around 4200 rpm
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Part of the reason I went back to the 2419. At 10.8 Id be running under 4000, and Im running more weight. Even tho I had more power (I could plain with the 10.5 pitch prop), I was running about 500 more RPMs when all things were equal, and my wave seemed to have less push.
RC_Hinojosa
07-10-2020, 09:03 PM
It works for me, Ragboy has always talked about pitch, roll & displacement affecting a wave. Didn't know a prop could...
To me personally the wave hasn't changed but I can now get to 11.2 without seeming to bog down.
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