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High Speed Boat Propellers
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9" 3-Blade - RH - Aluminum Michigan Propeller, Replacement Boat Propellers
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What size prop should I use on my Mercury outboard? I have a mercury 2006, 115HP, which now is using H14X13P propellers, and I want to change to a 4-blade. I want more aceleration. Submitted by: RUBEN
Answer If you are happy with the engine rpm’s and want them to be the same with a 4 blade, drop to 12" pitch. This should help! Question What size prop should I use on my Mercury outboard?
I have a 1990 Mercury 115 hp outboard, serial number odo289xx. What propeller do you suggest I use? Submitted by: dean
Answer We recommend using the 13" Dia. RH, 21" Pitch Prop for your Mercury outboard. Question What can I do to get my rpm down?
I am running 1215LPJ 3 Blade Prop on a 20’ speed boat with a blown 350 Chevy and have too many revs relative to the speed of the boat. I have a heap of torque so can afford to sacrifice some. I have already changed from a 1214LPJ to my current prop. What can I do to get my rpm’s down? Submitted by: GREG
Answer Every inch of prop pitch increase will decrease the engine speed by 200 rpm. In some cases you will need to go to a specialty racing type propeller, or have the propeller cupped to achieve the correct rpm for your engine. Question boat propeller
I have an 09’ Honda BF40 outboard on a Carolina Skiff DLX 178. I have a 12.1 X 9 prop. The prop is great with just 2 people onboard. When I have more than 2 the boat drags. Can you recommend a different prop to help pull more weight on my boat? Submitted by: 2dogs
Answer Your best bet is to drop down to a 7" pitch propeller. Question Damage to prop and?
I hit a rock and it stopped my engine and ruined my prop, do you think it did any damage to the shaft? Submitted by: al
Answer Unfortunately cannot say from here, however given the fact the engine stopped I would assume some damage is inevitable, especially if you are running a stainless propeller. Show older >>
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