Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

I made this topic just to see if I should buy the Cinco prop as a spare to my 15x12 or vice-versa not to waste my time with videos and right ups. I would rather go out and ride.

As for the 7 second BS I could care less! I was just guessing. I know that I'm happy with the performance of the 15x12, the wake is huge and it will plane with all the extra bags and 2 people or all the extra bags and 15 people. You guys have a good summer and thanks for reminding me why internet forums are a complete waste of time!!!!

I apologize if any of the members and I offended you. Sometimes we can get real technical on here and some are not used to that. John and I are the kind of people that like thorough description for data input. We do not demand your participation. As for us, we pop in and out of the forum on occasion. We love to ride just like you and spend much time on the water.

I just wanted to tell you, if it was not for you most of us would not be aware that the 2313 or 2315 was the latest and greatest prop. I would not be purchasing this prop today if it was not for your input. Thank you for starting this thread. To me it is much appreciated. When I get my data together and post it with Johns comparison you will see 4 props to choose from. The Core, Cinco, HA, and the 2313.

OK now you made me feel bad!!! Hahaha. Hope you guys all have a good summer!!

mwilliams... what Gibster said. Sorry if I sounded harsh, that wasn't my intention. As for most of us on here, we really love wakeboarding and all the things that encompasses. Some of us get to ride often and some of us get limited time on the water, so any information that can help maximize the fun out on the water and minimize the time in the drive way "guessing" at what to do is appreciated. With Axis' boats being so new to the scene, there really is very little info out there as far as props and weight. This forum def helped me when I first bought my boat but I found the info and prop choices were limited. I got the core prop from factory and was disappointed with a few things.

I am glad you introduced us to the 2315 and 13, I had never heard of it. I hope you stick around and continue to participate. And I understand about not wanting to waste time with write ups and videos, but if you get a chance, use your iPhone to time your 0- riding speed fully loaded and let us know what you get (and your weight set up)... thanks

Any updates or further testing on the 2315 (or 2313)? Ran my 335 A20 this weekend with stock tanks, front PnP, wedge down and 9 people...well, tried to run it that way but we had to dump some weight for it to get on plane. I don't care about top speed at all (never go much past 35 anyway), so would really love a prop with the most low end grunt. Fuel efficiency would be nice too.

I don't have any more test results but, like I have said before I have yet to have to empty anything. I helped Wakefest in Nashville last weekend and spoke with both Adam McCall and Sammy the Nautique rep. Adam was running the 2315 on the Red Bull Wake Open MXZ and Sammy's G23 also had the same prop. I think that sells it for me. I have loved it all summer.

FYI top speed with the 2315 is around 37 balls out. Call Jim at Acme and he can email you all the test results. He's a great dude.

mwilliams0135 thanks for the info. How has that rap held up for you? Did you get that passenger side trailer guide post fixed yet? Thanks again.

We have the OJ 5 on my brothers boat (a20) and the small motor. All stock ballast + 750 rears and bow sac full it will not plane. we always have to empty the rears a few times until it gets on plane. And man that will wear a rider out quick trying to figure out the right weights for the day. Guess we need to look into the 2315?

Just had to pick up an oj prop with the same pitch as my acme 1235 and it does not perform quite as well. In fact it is just a bit smaller in diameter. My 1235 gets on plane with boat weighted up but it takes some time and some big buddies up front.

Would the 2315 be to aggressive at sea level?