Is your's stainless I presume?
I've got a 24 pitch on my 19.6 Stratot 200 Venom and it will run 65 and has the timing retarded 6 degrees to prevent over rev, as it will absolutely come out of the water. with a 225 and a 21' boat I would think that a 25 pitch prop would be plenty to get you over 65. Has your timing been retarded? this will make you lose a few top end miles per hour. The only other thing I would be concerned with is.. most shops that let you test props will charge you hourly to be down there with you at (about 90 dollars an hour). If you happen to clip a log/ rock/ ramp or anything else that damages the prop... you bought it... So just be careful... What does the engine mfr say that the optimal rpms are for that engine? if you're running too high your pitch is probably too high, If you're running too low your pitch may be too low.



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