ALLISONMO2

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i just got a blast yesterday and i was out today and in a stream i hit some rocks and it chewed up my prop a bit. will this have a drastic effect on performance? i plan on seperating the prop and rudder soon and getting a flex shaft and good prop. any reccomendations on prop size or model?

Wave blaster

There on props on www.offshoreelectrics.com. Click on propellers and go down about 3/4 way and you'll see the prop. It is copper and I think is a upgrade for your boat. Otherwise you could always get a replacement prop. And running your boat with a chewed up prop is a bad idea because it will reck your performance and might put to much pressure on your motor. Hope it helps. Matt

Ron Olson

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Better a cheap plastic prop than other things that could have happened. Expect to tear up a prop no matter what it's made of if you run aground, hit rocks or some debris in the water. I carry spares.

ALLISONMO2

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ron, i see your point. what about carbon fiber props? they are cheap but i would imagine much stiffer than the stock plastic.