85' Montauk w/ 2001 90 HP Johnson, what prop do I need?

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Brian7son posted 04-21-2008 02:49 PM ET (US)
OK, I will confess that I dont have the specs on the current prop. We bought the boat used about 6 months ago amnd I'm at my office, so I cant go out to the lift, get on a ladder and check it. The prop wasnt pretty when we bought the boat, but no dings, etc. and motor performed fine with it.
Over the weekend my wife was putting the boat on the lift when a big wake hit the boat and the prop hit one of the pilings on our dock. It got tweaked a bit, so I need a new one.
I am going to remove the old one, so I will have the specs on it after I take it off. However, I figured I'd check with "those in the know" for input on the replacement prop.
What would be the best basic prop to install on this motor with this boat.
Brian
Tohsgib posted 04-22-2008 11:23 AM ET (US)
If OMC or Michigan...13 1/4 or 3/8 x 17". If going Stiletto get the 15".
Brian7son posted 04-24-2008 04:12 PM ET (US)
Thank you, Kemosabe
jimh posted 04-25-2008 12:14 AM ET (US)
Move this discussion to PERFORMANCE. This is not about POST-CLASSIC Boston Whaler boats. THanks.

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Author	Topic: 85' Montauk w/ 2001 90 HP Johnson, what prop do I need?
Brian7son	posted 04-21-2008 02:49 PM ET (US) OK, I will confess that I dont have the specs on the current prop. We bought the boat used about 6 months ago amnd I'm at my office, so I cant go out to the lift, get on a ladder and check it. The prop wasnt pretty when we bought the boat, but no dings, etc. and motor performed fine with it. Over the weekend my wife was putting the boat on the lift when a big wake hit the boat and the prop hit one of the pilings on our dock. It got tweaked a bit, so I need a new one. I am going to remove the old one, so I will have the specs on it after I take it off. However, I figured I'd check with "those in the know" for input on the replacement prop. What would be the best basic prop to install on this motor with this boat. Brian
Tohsgib	posted 04-22-2008 11:23 AM ET (US) If OMC or Michigan...13 1/4 or 3/8 x 17". If going Stiletto get the 15".
Brian7son	posted 04-24-2008 04:12 PM ET (US) Thank you, Kemosabe
jimh	posted 04-25-2008 12:14 AM ET (US) Move this discussion to PERFORMANCE. This is not about POST-CLASSIC Boston Whaler boats. THanks.