Nylon Spinner 2inch

 EmikBak 38 points

base diameter is 51 mm, height 55 mm

 EmikBak 38 points

just received mine with 12x6. fits good. even some more space left.

 xyz0k 144 points

Thanks!! I will order one :)

 lucashimself 20 points

Yes the size would be great. but i like the aluminum instead

 Mar11 1968 points

but the aluminum will be heavier !

 Hamdhan 155 points

Yes it should. It JUST dint fit my 13*8 but it'd definately fit a 10*6

 Pam 3 points

Yes i have it set up on my 40 size engine with a 10x6 prop and it works great

 makacsg 15 points

What size do you think?

 sandro silva 40 points

From what I know about two inches are 50mm

 Mar11 1968 points

it is 51mm hope this helps

 Kellyann 16223 points

Bacter NOWAY. The nose cone should never never touch the prop. If it has marked it consider a new prop. Please. The damage a prop can do on blade separation is well blades are far harder than flash. I hope this helps.

 Bacter 254 points

Really I will have a good look a here Thanks

 Big Steve H 189 points

Bacter What I do is a test fit, if It DOES touch HK sells a small file set. Use it to remove equal amounts off the spinner until the propr fits with about 1/16" gap, if the blade flexes under WOT. It wont damage the prop and still look GREAT
BigSteveH

 Ek-trician 307 points

You can trim the prop slots with an X-acto until they clear the prop. Try to take a even amount of each side, you can balance the larger spinners with a prop balancer too.

 Silfonone 8 points

Yes, i use it for 10x6 and 11x6 propeller.

 yoav 9 points

thank you man

 Kellyann 16223 points

Yoav it is fine but what motor is it going on. This is a light spinner.

 Pam 3 points

I used it for 10x6 prop and it works great but should fit other size props as well.

 Silfonone 8 points

Yes, i use it in Thunder tiger 46, practicaly same size.

 H-KING_SCOTT 5160 points

It is a more rounded spinner, good for scale applications.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

I have fitted one of mine to an Extra 330 and it looks marvellous. It has just the right curve without being too sharp or pointed. And yet it does not give a blunt appearance either. Good rigid plastic moulding that will not distort.

 Kellyann 16223 points

Ay6810 it would look very nice on that craft. It would be nice to see a picture. So if you buy consider posting it.

 bampi2k2 112 points

you might need to ream the base of the spinner. But note that the prop cutout on this is for a gas/nitro engine prop. the SF 11x4.7 has a much thinner root at the blades, so it might not look so pretty! *)