1235 kicks the VLX up to another level.

[TrickyNicky]

Running 80 MPH with full tank of gas and 1200 lb trailer, 0 RPM

[edsvlx]

lol

[Dare2goBare]

Running 80 MPH with full tank of gas and 1200 lb trailer, 0 RPM

That's all!!! I'm getting 100 MPH!

[TrickyNicky]

That's all!!! I'm getting 100 MPH!

Lighter boat and big A$$ engine

[wakesetter8796]

Wow guys, I must be doing something wrong! I'm only hitting 45!

[wakesetter8796]

That's all!!! I'm getting 100 MPH!

Lighter boat and big A$$ engine

That metal flake of his makes it faster as well!!

[racer808]

you guys take your boat off the trailer? What a waste of time

[wake1923]

How much clearance between prop and hull do you guys have with the 1235?

I have 1'' clearance with 2313,and had about 1 1/2'' with 1235 on my 2006 VLX

Edited July 31, 2013 by wake1923

[shawndoggy]

I have 1'' clearance with 2313,and had about 1 1/2'' with 1235 on my 2006 VLX

You must have had 1 1/4" unless you have an extra big 2313 or an extra small 1235. radius is only 1/4" different between 15" and 14.5" props.

[Cory]

You must have had 1 1/4" unless you have an extra big 2313 or an extra small 1235. radius is only 1/4" different between 15" and 14.5" props.

I'm not sure this is 100% accurate. Those two props have different cup. Cup is applied after the prop is CNC'd by bending the tips. While both props may have started out with respective diameters of 14.5" and 15.0", I would image the application of cup has a slight effect on the final diameter, or how close the prop tips come to the bottom of the hull when mounted at an angle on the shaft. Not sure how much though.

Edited July 31, 2013 by Cory