I sold this boat about 4 years ago. It was a great boat. I replaced the prop with a different stainless steel prop. Sorry, but I don't remember which prop I switched to. Friend of mine, who was the original owner of Kencraft Boats, gave me a couple of different props to try. Seems I do remember that the gain in speed did have a small effect on the lower end hole shot.
Again, sorry, I wish I could remember. Good luck. They are good engines and seem to run forever.
I saw your post from a while back about your Seahunt was going slower than you thought it should. I'm having a similar issue with my 1995 Grady White Adventure 208. What I think is interesting is that we have the same engine. I have a 2005 Yamaha F200.
I do have bottom paint on it, but I'm going about 30KTS at 5500 RMP. Factory specs show that it should be going about 37 KTS at 5500 RPM.
Did you end up finding out what the problem was? Thanks for the help!
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