Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

I was looking at the T23 and the high altitude prop is the 1235.
What would be the next "more aggressive prop" for surfing and wakeboarding?
Does anyone have any experience with the new PCM gearing on the new 2015 year boats?
I am looking to choose the prop that does well with ballasts, PNP and may run extra weight and people for wakesurfing and wakeboarding. I don't care about top end speed.

Does anyone have any input on the 2247 vs the 2315? I'd read some of you were testing it out.
Any feedback?

I've not figured out surfing/wakeboarding rpms yet but wishing I had higher top speed/lower cruising rpm.

2015 T22, 2249 prop, 38mph WOT 5200 rpms. Much different than my old Malibu, will I need all the prop or what could I change it out for?

What was your thoughts on the 2247?

Im running the 1235 - with 750s in the rear and a bow bag. Surfing at 10.8 im running 3900-4000 RPMS. I really want to get them down a bit to help reduce the fuel drinking. I know its a wake boat but im seeing 10GPH right now and hoping to slow that a bit.

Kids wakeboard quite a bit but we usually run no ballast as we are still learning.

I am running the 2249 @ 11.8 3200 rpms. I am running 1100 in each corner plus the bow bag and an additional 950 in walkway.

What's your elevation and boat specs?

sea level... 2015 A24 with the 409 motor.

I just read through the whole thread here and it seems no one is using the 2419 prop on a '15 A22 with the 350 motor. We run full stock plus 750's in the rear and the bow sack with an extra 350 under the front filler cushion and wedge down for wakeboarding. I haven't been impressed with it planing, and have had times that it would not plane and only had about 7 people in the boat. I want to try a different prop, and from reading here it seems like the 2313 or 2315 should be tried out. Any recomendations? we are basically at sea level.

I think all the 2015 owners are concerned with the 350 motor with the new gearing and not the 409 with the different gear ratio (I have the 409 myself so that's why I haven't chimed in about performance).

I have 75 hours on my 15 a22. most of them have been with an acme 945 (15x13). I can't imagine running anything more aggressive than this with the new ratio. I've had 12 people in the boat + 600's in the back plus the bow and it will plane easily at wake boarding speeds. It will plane with the wedge but we don't run it with that many people.