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    Give me reasons why I should put a SS prop on my 25 Nissan. And what type.
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    It will NOT break. IF you can bend it... You really hit something hard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JigginPoleJoe View Post
    It will NOT break. IF you can bend it... You really hit something hard.
    More durrable, faster on plane time, overall faster speed,
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    More efficient, better performance and much much more durable. Usually go up 1 pitch size going from aluminum to SS, but ask your prop dealer about this.

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    big boys down at the local pool hall say a SS prop on a 25 does increase your speed some, but because it does not bend or break it can stress your lower unit...rather replace a pig iron prop ($) than a lower unit...just my 2 cents...
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    How much faster can a 25 hp go anyways. I wouldnt spend the bucks for a stainless just for speed. Now if youre fishing in alot of timber then you may have a valid reason, but then again hoxiedog brings up another good point.

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    well, the hubs in any prop is designed to protect your lower unit. Now ask your buds at the pool hall what vibration from a dammaged prop can do to your lower unit. I have saw far more lower units replaced due to premature wear failure than because their prop hit something. A ss prop will stay in spec far longer than an alum

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    Cause life's too short to dance with ugly wimmin!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hoxiedog View Post
    big boys down at the local pool hall say a SS prop on a 25 does increase your speed some, but because it does not bend or break it can stress your lower unit...rather replace a pig iron prop ($) than a lower unit...just my 2 cents...
    My motor has had the same ss prop for 20 yrs... Same lower unit to....
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    Allways put the stainless on myself 30 years no bent props did twist up final drive shaft once but props have allways taken the abuse and have not lost a gearcase yet knock on wood.
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