User-friendly Turning Point Express Mach4 - Left Hand - Stainless Steel Propeller - Ex-1417-4l - 4-blade - 14.5" X 17 Pitch [31501741] - Hot Selling [Y4mWBXwI]

Express Mach4 Left-Hand Propeller

The Turning Point Express Mach4 Left-Hand Stainless Steel Propeller is a game-changer for boaters seeking unparalleled performance and durability. This 4-blade propeller, with a 14.5" diameter and 17 pitch, is designed for 90-300+hp applications and boasts a unique dual geometry for maximum efficiency. With two blades featuring the Hustler high-performance variable rake and aggressive pitch design, and the other two utilizing an offshore style for high speed and stern lift, this propeller delivers incredible hole shot, cornering, and rough water stability without compromising top-end speed.

Proprietary Stainless Steel, TP17™

The Express Mach4 is crafted from Turning Point's industry-leading TP17 stainless steel, which offers 20% higher chromium content for superior shine and corrosion resistance. This proprietary material is nearly 250% stronger and 5X more durable than standard stainless steel, allowing for radical new designs that maximize performance. The propeller's large free-flowing exhaust ports provide 40% more exhaust flow area than competitive products, enhancing horsepower and providing a similar effect to headers for your boat.

Optimized for Performance and Versatility

The Express Mach4 propeller is the ideal upgrade for any vessel, from watersports boats to sterndrive and tri-toons. Its enhanced acceleration, cornering, and load-carrying capabilities make it perfect for a wide range of boating applications. This propeller series outperforms most newer props, including five-blade ski props, and is designed to fit a variety of engines, including Evinrude, Force, Honda, Johnson, Mariner, Mercruiser, Mercury, Nissan, OMC, Parsun, Suzuki, Tohatsu, Volvo Penta, and Yamaha outboards and sterndrives. With a lifetime warranty and a selection of MasterGuard Installation Kits, the Express Mach4 is a must-have for any boater looking to wring the most performance out of their boat.