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Looks like Stilletto only makes my model up to 21" and that's what I have on it now.The rule of thumb is that if you stick with the same brand and model prop as you have now, generally 1" of pitch = 150-200rpm change.
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5,500-6,000I don’t know what to say. I’m not familiar with Mercury engines. What is Mercury’s specs maximum rpm at WOT?
Sometimes when I take off from a dead stop and floor it and it hits over 7,000 the alarm goes off till I back out some.I’d talk to your local Mercury dealer, they should have suggestions. I’m surprised you got it to 7000 rpm and still accelerating. No rev limiter? Maybe start a new thread asking members on this forum for suggestions on prop selection.
In a 4 blade? Like I have now?You need a minimum of a 24 pitch
Isn't that a 3 blade?Temptest





Yes, your engine is there, you just missed scrolling down with your finger to the bottom was all....Should look something like this at the bottom you'll see your engine...Just tried the Mecury prop questionaire, it doesn't show anything above 115hp to click on, mines a 250hp.
Solas does however.
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That place is more expensive for the Prop I'm looking at. Found it for $333.99.Contact Ken
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