Posted for GT Phantom <gt_phantom@hotmail.com>:

                    Hi Henry,
     
     Depends on which manufacturer you are talking about.
     
     Hartzell (certified) has several models depending on the exact     engine
you have - http://www.hartzellprop.com/kitplane.php?manu=7
     MT (certified) props tend to be pricey, require a different
    (Jihostrol?) governor, and not as fast as Hartzell but are lighter -
    http://www.mt-propeller.com/
     The Whirlwind 200RV (experimental) is faster and lighter, but
    requires a Jhostrol prop governor -     http://www.whirlwindaviation.com/
     Aero Composites (experimental) makes some very nice props and I
    haven't heard of any failures, but a bit more pricey -
    http://www.aerocomposites.com/
     
     Blue skies,
     
     Bill Reister
     
     
     On 14:59, marv@lancair.net wrote:            Posted for HENRY DONNA
BARTLE         <bartle4@msn.com>:
         
         
          I am working on a Lancair 360 with a 180 HP. I
         need the correct propeller for it. It had a prop         strike. The
motor was rebuilt
         with a new crank. The prop was replaced by Western  Aircraft
        Propeller Service
         out of Troutdale, OR.         They sent me a 75 1/2 inch prop with a
hub that has a 5
         1/2 inch between the back of the prop and the flange of the
        crank. It was a 2
         1/2 inch         space between the back of the spinner and the front
of the cowl.         I
         really need the correct part numbers for the prop and hub.
          Thank         you,
          Henry Bartle360-907-0716