Yamaha Outboard Boat Propellers

Yamaha Outboard Propellers
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Prop Exhaust Types Prop Splines

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Year(s)
Horsepower
Engine Description
Prop Exhaust Types

Thru-hub Exhaust

Most outboard & stern drive engines vent exhaust thru the prop hub.

You have a thru-hub exhaust if there are exhaust holes on the engine gearcase around the prop shaft.
Thru-hub has holes around the prop hub.

Non Thru-hub Exhaust

Non thru-hub exhaust systems are found mostly on low horsepower motors.

You have a non thru-hub exhaust if there are NO exhaust holes on the engine gearcase around the prop shaft.
Non thru-hub is solid around the prop hub.
Prop Splines

Prop splines are the little teeth you see on your prop shaft and inside the prop hub.


The number of splines on the shaft and inside the prop must match for the prop to fit your boat.


A Pin Drive prop application has no splines. The prop is secured to a smooth prop shaft with a pin through the shaft.

 Count the teeth on your prop shaft to determine spline count.
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Propeller Help Guide
P is for Propeller Propeller Basics
How To Choose A Prop
Diameter Pitch
Cupping Rake
Ventilation Cavitation

We tell you everything you need to know about props from cupping to ventilation.

 		Learn About Prop Characteristics Prop Characteristics
3 Blades VS. 4 Splines
Aluminum vs. Stainless Steel
Performance Exhaust
Left-Handed Props FAQ

If you want to modify your boat's performance, consider the above before making your selection.

 		Learn About Engine RPM Determining RPM's
Effect of pitch on RPM
Test for Maximum RPM



For safety and efficient performance, it is critical that your engine operates within the RPM range recommended by the manufacturer.