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even acme props are the in the same price range as OJ.
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This might be another topic but........ What's your person choice? ACME or OJ props
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Demand also drives the price. 13.7 X 17.5 has little value when compared to a 14 x 14.25.
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I liked my OJ until I tried Acme this summer, won't go back...
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What did u like? They smoother?
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Smoother, more hole shot and faster mph.
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My prop is a 14.25 x14 VC OJ
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That size prop at skidim $570.00 plus postage. Oj XMP. With the Ozzie dollar the way it is good value.
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Any idea on the postage to Sydney Australia, I don't expect anyone to find out. Just of the top of your head.
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