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I have a GP marine stinger ss which needs a prop. Can anyone recomend an upgrade or even give me the spec on the stock prop. This boat is no longer available and parts are next to impossible to get.
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Isn't that the one with two in-line 600 motors?
Please put some pics here to confirm.
If it is, you'll get away with a 38-42mm prop, depending on the pitch.
Regards, Jan.
Please put some pics here to confirm.
If it is, you'll get away with a 38-42mm prop, depending on the pitch.
Regards, Jan.
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Yes it is the boat with the inline elec. my son broke the prop last year and I don't have the manual, so I'm trying to find out lft or rt prop, size? and is their a better faster choice.
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Is the prop a threaded one?
Or does it slide on the shaft and is held with a drive dog (notch in the prop)?
What's the propshaft diameter?
Does the prop sit behind the boat (= surface drive, take a Hydro-prop), or under it (submerged drive, take a submerged prop)?
For both systems there are a lot of props available, if you can get them, go for the Graupner props, cheap and stiff.
Regards, Jan.
Or does it slide on the shaft and is held with a drive dog (notch in the prop)?
What's the propshaft diameter?
Does the prop sit behind the boat (= surface drive, take a Hydro-prop), or under it (submerged drive, take a submerged prop)?
For both systems there are a lot of props available, if you can get them, go for the Graupner props, cheap and stiff.
Regards, Jan.