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Honda Outboard Propellers & Hardware

Honda Outboard Propellers & Hardware


  • 58130-ZV5-850ZA

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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV5-850ZA

    $203.00
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW4-H02ZA

    $212.83
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW9-B23ZA

    $138.48
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW4-H11ZA

    $233.48
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW1-W33ZA

    $170.89
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZY3-V22ZA

    $319.48
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW2-F21ZA

    $85.16
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW2-F41ZA

    $85.16
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW4-H21ZA

    $210.03
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV7-860ZB

    $230.77
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZW2-F01ZA

    $85.16
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    Honda Prop (13-1/4x17) 58130-ZW7-V12

    $1,344.06
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV7-000ZA

    $205.70
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV4-703ZB

    $173.01
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV5-870ZA

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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZVD-U01ZA

    $82.23
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV5-860ZA

    $203.00
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZVD-601ZA

    $139.75
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV5-000ZA

    $165.79
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZV4-030ZB

    $178.25
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    Honda Propeller 58130-ZVD-801ZA

    $90.49
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Genuine Honda Propeller and Hub Hardware Solutions

Optimize your vessel's performance, fuel economy, and top speed with our professional range of Honda marine propellers. This collection features a diverse selection of aluminum and stainless steel blades, along with the high-strength thrust washers, castle nuts, and cotter pins required for a secure installation. Engineered to match the specific gear ratios and torque curves of the Honda four-stroke lineup, a genuine Honda propeller ensures your engine operates within its intended RPM range while providing the grip and lift needed for your specific hull type.

What Honda Propellers Do (and Why It Matters)

A Honda propeller acts as the final transmission of your engine's power, converting rotational torque into linear thrust. It is the only component that bridges the mechanical energy of your outboard with the water. Because Honda engines are precision-tuned for efficiency, the propeller must be perfectly balanced to prevent harmonic vibrations that can damage lower unit bearings and seals. Choosing the correct pitch and diameter is essential for achieving the hole shot required for towing or the wide-open-throttle speeds needed for offshore transit.

Maintaining a high-quality Honda outboard propeller is vital for protecting your powerhead. An over-pitched propeller can lug the engine, creating excess heat and carbon buildup, while an under-pitched propeller can cause over-revving and premature wear. Genuine Honda propellers feature optimized rake and cupping profiles that maximize water bite, reduce ventilation, and convert fuel into efficient forward motion.

How to Choose the Right Honda Marine Propellers and Hardware

Selecting the correct propeller requires balancing boat weight, engine horsepower, and intended use. Honda propellers are specified by diameter (the circle created by the blade tips) and pitch (the theoretical distance traveled per revolution). The correct geometry determines how your boat accelerates, handles heavy loads, and performs in rough water.

Selecting the Ideal Material and Blade Count

Aluminum Honda propellers are a cost-effective choice for recreational boating and provide a degree of flex that helps protect the gearcase during minor impacts. Stainless steel Honda propellers are preferred for high-horsepower applications due to their rigidity, durability, and improved top-end efficiency. Three-blade designs offer balanced all-around performance, while four-blade propellers deliver enhanced stern lift, better handling, and improved control in rough conditions or with heavy loads.

Steps for Confirming Fitment

  1. Identify your Honda outboard model and horsepower.
  2. Locate the existing propeller size stamped on the hub or blade (for example, 13.5 x 15).
  3. Verify the spline count on the propeller shaft.
  4. Determine the engine’s recommended wide-open-throttle RPM range.
  5. Select a pitch that allows the engine to operate in the upper portion of its recommended RPM range under normal load.

Compatibility and Fitment for Honda Outboards

Our selection supports the full Honda Marine lineup, from the portable BF2.3 to the flagship BF350. Propeller compatibility is determined by gearcase size rather than horsepower alone. For example, the BF75 and BF90 share a common 4.25-inch gearcase, while BF115 through BF250 models utilize a larger 4.75-inch hub. Each hardware kit includes the correct thrust washer and spacers to ensure proper clearance and prevent housing contact.

Selection Tips and Top Picks

For mid-range Honda outboards, a three-blade aluminum propeller is an excellent all-purpose choice and makes a dependable spare. Offshore and performance-focused boaters often prefer stainless steel propellers for superior bite and efficiency in demanding conditions. Always verify whether your application uses a pressed-in hub or a removable hub system, as modern Honda outboards typically use removable hubs for easier service and on-water repairs.

Installation and Maintenance Tips

Proper installation is essential for safety and drivetrain longevity. Follow these best practices during propeller installation:

  • Apply marine-grade waterproof grease to the propeller shaft splines.
  • Install the thrust washer with the tapered side facing the engine.
  • Tighten the castle nut to factory torque specifications.
  • Secure the nut with a new stainless steel cotter pin.
  • Inspect propeller blades regularly for nicks or deformation.

Troubleshooting and Identification

If engine RPM suddenly increases without a corresponding increase in speed, the propeller hub may have spun. This safety feature protects the gearcase during impact. To check for a bent propeller, rotate it slowly and observe blade alignment relative to the gearcase; any visible wobble indicates damage that should be addressed immediately to prevent seal or bearing failure.

Related Honda Marine Parts to Consider

When changing a propeller, inspect the propeller shaft seal for fishing line, as this is a leading cause of gearcase water intrusion. Replace sacrificial anodes to protect against galvanic corrosion, and keep a spare propeller hardware kit and prop wrench onboard for emergency service.

FAQs About Honda Propellers

How do I know what pitch Honda propeller I need?

If your engine over-revs easily, increase pitch. If it cannot reach minimum wide-open-throttle RPM, reduce pitch. Each 1-inch pitch change typically alters RPM by approximately 150 to 200.

Can I use a four-blade propeller on my Honda BF90?

Yes. Four-blade propellers provide improved low-speed planing and better load handling. You may need to reduce pitch by one inch compared to a three-blade propeller to maintain proper RPM.

What is the difference between aluminum and stainless steel Honda propellers?

Aluminum propellers are affordable and sacrificial, designed to fail before damaging the gearcase. Stainless steel propellers are thinner, stronger, and more efficient, offering improved speed and durability but transmitting greater impact forces to the drivetrain.

Trust and Purchase Reassurance

Enhance your on-water performance with propulsion components engineered to match Honda’s four-stroke power characteristics. We provide only verified Honda propeller and hub hardware solutions to ensure smooth operation, optimal efficiency, and long-term reliability. Choose genuine components and experience the difference a perfectly matched propeller makes every time you leave the dock.