Flo torque hubs

[tony brimeyer]

On a 280 Merc with a sporty, wondering if i can use the flo torque II hub or is it better to get the high performance hub. Thanks

[steve@scp]

fat shaft requires the one piece hub.

you'll need this one if you have a 15 spline prop shaft.
835257K 6

[tony brimeyer]

fat shaft requires the one piece hub.

you'll need this one if you have a 15 spline prop shaft.
835257K 6

I need one for a fatshaft, the steel hub with the 4 nylon strips??

[steve@scp]

personally i like the rbx123 by solas. fits tighter. cheaper and doesn't have the strips on it that fall off all the time.

[Greg G]

Here is the Mercury Racing hub that is steel and for the 1.25" fatshaft. If you poke around you can get them new for $75.00. I believe that these get torqued to 55lbs.

[Greg G]

personally i like the rbx123 by solas. fits tighter. cheaper and doesn't have the strips on it that fall off all the time.

Is that a direct replacement for the Merc steel 1.25" hub for any prop? Looks like a very nice piece. How much is it?

[steve@scp]

yes... direct replacement. the solas hub has the rubber fused to the steel portion of hub. no strips that fall
off and they stay tight.
they are around 140.00 ish for the kit.

[tony97gt]

Here is the Mercury Racing hub that is steel and for the 1.25" fatshaft. If you poke around you can get them new for $75.00. I believe that these get torqued to 55lbs.

That's what we use x2

[Greg G]

yes... direct replacement. the solas hub has the rubber fused to the steel portion of hub. no strips that fall off and they stay tight. they are around 140.00 ish for the kit.

That Solas RBX hi-po fat shaft hub kit looks like a better option. I didn't know there even was a 2nd option. Thanks for the info.