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Is the OMC SST prop still available from BRP? But under a different name (viper)?

Seems the OMC SST prop is the often recommended.

I have spent days doing research. Many threads are old, and the recommended propellers are not available anymore.

I have narrowed my propeller choice to an ENERTIA 18 pitch.

[Give your] thoughts [about selecting an ENERTIA 18 pitch for the OMC 150 and OUTRAGE 18].

I should have mentioned I would like a stainless steel propeller.

I just bought a 1982 Outrage 18 with a 1996 Johnson 150 Ocean Runner engine. The current propeller is made from aluminum. The engine mounting height is all-the-way-down, not one-hole-up as recommended. I would like to get a Vensura propeller in 17-pitch, but come to find out, they are no longer made...

I hole sawed (6) more 4-1/2” hole saw holes in the hull. Combined with the (6) 4-1/2” hole saw holes in the deck, that I plan to cover with Beckson screw out deck plates...I have 170 sq. In. Of open hull/deck to the humidifier. Plan to reglass my hole saw cut outs back in, after she is dried out. Ha...

I have a plan...which should only take a couple months. 15 years is not an option for me. I am going to install (6) deck plates, with the screw in caps. This will serve as a means to let the dehumidifier draw the water out of the foam...and allow for future inspection/drying out if necessary. I will...

It’s very heavy right now. I would assume I could use it as is--but I need to dry it out. Then it will be fun to use. By the way, brought it home two days ago. So weather won’t be good for using it, for a couple months. This is why I am trying to dry it out. I’m pretty confident that if I open up so...

I just bought a Squall, and its weight is a whole lot more than 125 to 140-lbs. I made a bag out of three-mil plastic sheeting and have a dehumidifier running inside it. Should I take a hole saw and drill a half a dozen 3-inch holes in the deck to open up the inside foam and waterto allow the dehumi...