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Whether you need a reliable replacement for a bent blade on your 9.9hp kicker or want to upgrade your 150hp four-stroke for better top-end speed, this marine propeller is the perfect solution. Designed specifically for Suzuki outboard engines, these reinforced propellers offer a tight fit, excellent durability, and performance comparable to original equipment. With options ranging from 4HP to 250HP and pitch sizes from 7 inches to 21 inches, there is a precise fit for your specific boat and motor setup. Available in both high-strength aluminum alloy and premium stainless steel, you get the right balance of price and performance.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Compatibility | Suzuki Outboard Motors (4HP to 250HP) |
| Material Options | High-Strength Aluminum Alloy or Premium Stainless Steel |
| Blade Count | 3 Blades |
| Available Pitches | 7", 9", 10", 11", 12", 13", 14", 15", 17", 19", 21" (depending on HP) |
| Hub System | Pre-installed Rubber Bushing / Splined Insert |
| Engine Types Supported | Two-Stroke & Four-Stroke |
| Finish (Aluminum) | Matte Black Powder Coating |
| Finish (Stainless Steel) | Polished Mirror Shine |
| Design | Reinforced & Thickened Blade Profile |
Your outboard motor's owner manual will list the standard and optional pitch sizes. A general rule is that a smaller pitch (e.g., 9 inches) gives you better acceleration and a hole shot for skiing or carrying a heavy load. A larger pitch (e.g., 19 inches) gives you higher top speed for light cruising.
Aluminum is lighter, more affordable, and easier to repair if hit. It is the preferred choice for general boating and smaller motors. Stainless steel is much stronger and more expensive. It allows for thinner blades, which reduces drag and improves efficiency and speed, making it ideal for fast fishing boats and larger yachts.
Yes, as long as you select the correct HP range and pitch. Suzuki has used the same spline hub design across most of their 4-stroke and 2-stroke models for the last 20+ years. If you are unsure, you can remove your current prop and check the internal spline count or take a photo of the hub.
Yes, exactly. We have a specific variant for four-stroke 40-60HP engines that includes a 13-inch pitch option. It is a great all-around size for cruising and light to medium loads. Just select the correct variant from the dropdown menu before adding to cart.
The rubber hub bushing is pre-installed in the propeller. You do not need to take the bushing from your old propeller. This makes installation quick and easy. Simply remove the old prop, slide the new one on, and tighten the prop nut.
