▾ How do I know which propeller will fit my engine?

• Find the make, Horsepower (HP) and model or year of your engine.
• Enter this information into our Prop Finder, which tells you exactly which propellers will fit your engine.
• The Prop Finder may find multiple propellers that will fit your engine. You can then make further selections based on your preferences for material, number of blades, etc.

▾ Aluminum or stainless steel?

Aluminum	Stainless Steel
Most popular	Highest performance
Less expensive	Power drives to tip of blades with no flex
Excellent choice for shallow water	Excellent choice for deeper water
Easy to replace, but doesn’t last as long	Tough, rustproof, easily repaired from dings
Flexible blades absorb shock and protect the lower unit in a collision	Rigid blades don’t protect lower unit in a collision, but the prop itself lasts much longer

▾ Should I pick 3 or 4 blades?

3 Blades	4 Blades
Most popular	Low fuel consumption
Lower cost	Smooth cruising operations
Less drag gives higher top-end speeds	High thrust for towing skiers & tubes

▾ What are the effects of pitch and diameter?

Pitch

• Higher pitch propellers will go faster at top end speeds.
• Lower pitch propellers will have better acceleration, fuel efficiency, and pulling power.

Diameter

• Smaller diameters achieve higher top end speeds.
• Larger diameter propellers are great for pushing heavy loads, maneuvering at low speeds, and getting excellent hole-shot.