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    Prop Selection for 2.6lL E-TEC 200 on Boston Whaler Outrage 22 Cuddy

    I'm in the process of repowering the above boat, and I'm looking for thoughts on prop selection. I was running a 2.4 liter Mercury 200 with a 19" High Five. Holeshot was great, top end was about 40 and it never broke loose in rough water. Almost all my boating is done in the open ocean .

    So far I have access to a 19" Rev 4 and a 19" Stilletto (not sure which model) to test with. I'm curious about the Rebel props, and looking for some recommendations.

    Here's a photo of the boat:

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    Re: Prop Selection for 2.6lL E-TEC 200 on Boston Whal ... (andygere)

    My guess would be a 17" Rebel and test the boat with a full tank of fuel. I believe your Merc had a different gear ratio in the l/u.
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    Re: Prop Selection for 2.6lL E-TEC 200 on Boston Whal ... (andygere)

    We were told the Rebel wheel does not work well with any of the small block engines. If your looking to stay hooked up in a heavy sea I would go with the 17" 4 blade Cyclone. I have yet to break a Cyclone in a heavy sea. All our customers love them.

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