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Boatsales Staff11 Nov 2015
NEWS

Mercury Marine introduces SpitFire X7 propeller

New four-blade propeller for the 75-115hp class

Mercury Marine has introduced a new stainless-steel rop called the SpitFire X7 designed to improve all performance facets of the growing 75-115hp outboard class.

The SpitFire X7 is the first in the 75-115hp engine class to be marketed with Mercury’s proprietary X7 alloy, which is said to be 30 percent stronger and four times more durable than conventional steel.

Using the X7 alloy and building off the best-in-class aluminum SpitFire, the SpitFire X7 will significantly improve acceleration, top speed and holding compared to other stainless steel propellers in its class.

"A high-performance propeller is the most cost-efficient way to improve a boater’s experience, and for the 75-115hp outboard class, the SpitFire X7 delivers," said Jared Reichenberger, brand manager for Mercury Propellers.

"With gains of up to 1.5 miles per hour (1.3 knots) and substantial acceleration improvements versus other stainless propellers, the SpitFire X7 will be a staple in the Mercury propeller lineup for many years to come."

The SpitFire X7 will be available at Mercury dealers in 15-inch, 17-inch, 19-inch and 21-inch pitches.


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