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    1997 Mercury 150 EFI, prop nut torque ?

    0g531203 1997 Mercury 150 EFI

    What is the torque needed for replacing the propeller nut. Thanks

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    Depends on the hub kit you are using. Typically 55 ft-lbs but there are hub kits (some of the newer ones) that require 100. If it is a 97 prop/ hub, then 55 would be the number.
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    Yep, 55 if its the normal flo-torq hub. 100 if you are using a forward (cone) bushing with it OR if it is the metal fat shaft style.

    I prefer to use the forward bushing whenever possible
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    A48 Tempest Plus and Fury are the same - 100 ft lbs with the forward bushing and the Flo Torq II hub kit.
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    need to run cone in all flo torques extends the life of hub
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