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Old 09-18-2006 | 12:18 AM
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OK, I'm taking my trainer off the shelf and rebuilding it (as i've said before). I found 2 props with my plane and am not sure which one i should use. I have a K&B 40. Which would be the better prop, the 10-6 or the 8-4. Please help!!!
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10x6 is a perfect .40 prop. The 8x4 is for a .25 or a hot .15
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Use the 10x6. The 8x4 is a bit small for that engine size.

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Thanks, the 10-6 it is then!!

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