Description
13.5x13 S4R TorqMaster VX Prop | Boat Supply Store
This Polaris S4R TorqMaster VX propeller is engineered for enhanced thrust and acceleration, ideal for pontoon boats and heavier craft requiring superior hole-shot performance. Its 4-blade design with a 13 1/2-inch diameter and 13-inch pitch optimizes hydrodynamic efficiency. The robust aluminum construction ensures durability in demanding marine environments. Utilize this prop for efficient operation in shallow coastal waters or during towing activities.
Key Features
- Achieve superior acceleration with the 4-blade configuration.
- Experience increased thrust for heavier loads and faster planing.
- Benefit from enhanced fuel efficiency through optimized blade pitch.
- Utilize a durable aluminum construction for extended service life.
- Ensure precise boat control with a 13 1/2-inch diameter.
- Achieve optimal engine performance with a 13-inch pitch.
- Benefit from right-hand rotation for standard installations.
- Secure a reliable fitment for compatible marine engines.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 13 1/2" |
| Pitch | 13" |
| Blades | 4 |
| Rotation | Right Hand |
Who This Is For
This propeller is designed for boat owners seeking improved low-end torque and acceleration, particularly those operating pontoon boats, deck boats, or other heavy-displacement vessels. It is ideal for applications requiring enhanced hole-shot performance and efficient operation in moderate water conditions.
How It Compares
| Feature | 13.5x13 S4R TorqMaster VX Prop | Standard Propeller |
|---|---|---|
| Blades | 4 | 3 |
| Diameter | 13 1/2" | — |
| Pitch | 13" | — |
| Material | Aluminum | Aluminum |
Common Concerns Answered
Will this propeller fit my outboard motor?
This propeller is designed for specific engine spline counts and shaft sizes; consult your engine's manual or our fitment guide to ensure compatibility before purchasing.
Is this propeller suitable for saltwater use?
While constructed from durable aluminum, regular rinsing with fresh water after saltwater exposure is recommended to prevent corrosion and maintain optimal performance.
How does a 4-blade propeller differ from a 3-blade?
A 4-blade propeller generally provides better acceleration and handling, especially at lower speeds, making it ideal for heavier boats or those used for watersports.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary advantage of the S4R design?
The S4R design typically offers enhanced strength and hydrodynamic efficiency due to its specific blade profiling and construction.
What does 'TorqMaster VX' indicate?
'TorqMaster VX' suggests a focus on torque generation and a high-performance variant within Polaris Propeller's product line.
What is the recommended engine horsepower range for this propeller?
Specific horsepower recommendations vary by boat hull design and intended use; consult your engine manufacturer's guidelines for optimal propeller selection.
Does the pitch affect performance?
Yes, pitch directly influences the boat's speed and acceleration; a lower pitch like 13 inches generally improves acceleration and load-carrying capacity.
How do I determine if I need a right-hand rotation propeller?
Most single-engine boats utilize a right-hand rotation propeller. If your boat has two engines, one typically needs to be left-hand rotation. Consult your boat's documentation if unsure.
