New 21 Liberator with Mercury 300R 4 stroke V8

**JPEROG** · 08-03-2018, 10:20 PM

1.62 and 1.75 are pretty much equal to a 2 degree prop difference. Just a word of caution, the 21 is much more on edge at speed then guys might think. Randy has pulled the windshield off and with that little bit of down force removed from the equation, the boats will become flighty. The big motors "if and when they come" are going to be unreal but they are going to bite ya' hard if you aren't set up for them. My LCB is not getting rigged until I know for sure what and when will come next so I am in the same box as you. Again, just going to have to drive with our heads not our hearts and egos or people are going to die.

Joe

**WILDMAN** · 08-03-2018, 11:10 PM

Speed is not an issue if rigged properly. My twin 280 21 Liberator ran 129 like it was on Rails. A 1.75 case needs 2" more pitch

**JPEROG** · 08-04-2018, 07:49 AM

Originally Posted by WILDMAN

Speed is not an issue if rigged properly. My twin 280 21 Liberator ran 129 like it was on Rails. A 1.75 case needs 2" more pitch

And driven correctly. No one has more combined time in a 21 then you, only a few ever get the checkmate to run into the mid 90s like you do as well. My point it that guys are going to need to use their heads if and when we get a chance strap on the big power.

Joe