Several different kinds of ski propellers exist to provide a water skiing experience that will be enjoyable for all.  Water skiing requires a powerful motor that can rapidly reach full power, and this requires the right kind of propeller.  Without that, when the water skier yells, “hit it!” he or she will merely be dragged along the surface of the water instead of being able to stand up on top of the skis to slide and skid along the surface.

Ambush Ski Props

The Michigan Wheel line of Ambush ski propellers uses a machining process known as CNC.  This process was developed by Michigan Wheel during the 1980s to guarantee a completely accurate propeller in all specifications and dimensions that will function as intended.  CNC originally applied only to the fabrication of custom propellers intended for large yachts and other luxury vessels. Over time, it has become a standard for many propeller series including the Ambush line.  Michigan Wheel offers a limited lifetime warranty on all Ambush ski props.

Acme Ski Propellers

Acme ski props are manufactured of durable nibral and are 100% American-made.  Available in both three- and four-bladed varieties, Acme also uses a “computer numerically controlled” manufacturing process to ensure optimal fabrication so that stated specifications are completely accurate and match the actual prop.

Dyna Jet Cupped from Michigan Wheel

Another Michigan Wheel ski prop choice is the Dyna Jet Cupped, which is specifically engineered to meet the needs of high-powered boats.  Dyna Jet props are made of nibral, an alloy of nickel, bronze, and aluminum.

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