The NEW and IMPROVED Ambush ski propellers are 100% CNC machined for the ultimate in accuracy and consistency.

- Michigan Wheel Corporation developed the CNC machining process for propellers in the mid - 1980's and revolutionized the way propellers were manufactured.

- Originally, the CNC machining technology was used to manufacture custom props for large mega-yachts where accuracy is critical and design geometry is complex. Now, that same technology is being used to provide the best ski boat propeller on the market.

- Ambush Ski Props are backed by Michigan Wheel's limited lifetime warranty.

Be sure to try out our Propeller Guide to find the right ski propeller for your boat.

Ambush Boat Propellers Offer Consistency and Quality

Ambush boat props are specifically machined to produce an ideal propeller for boats that perform towing functions.  To this end, Ambush boat propellers undergo a rigorous CNC machining process that renders them highly accurate to all specifications.  Another effect of this machining process is to make sure that items produced are consistent across each line of Ambush propellers.  This means that boating enthusiasts can have confidence in the Ambush props they purchase, either to replace a similar prop or as an aftermarket solution for towing their boat.

Indeed, the CNC machining process was first developed by Michigan Wheel Marine, which has been working on it since the middle of the 1980s.  A revolutionary leap forward in manufacturing technology in its day, the CNC process changed the way many propellers were fabricated, though at first the use of the process was reserved for enormous yachts whose propellers must meet exacting requirements of blade geometry to function to maximum efficiency.  These days, CNC machining is used to manufacture propellers that are appropriate for many different classes of boat, right down to pleasure craft used primarily to tow water skiers out on the open ocean or a fresh-water lake.

Ambush propellers feature four blades and are available in both left-handed and right-handed configurations.  Pitch measurements vary from 13 inches to 18 inches, while diameters of both 13 and 14 inches are available.  Most Ambush propellers weigh about nine pounds.