Nylon Spinner 1.5inch

 Mr Krinkle 640 points

I doubt this would work on a prop saver. I would use a prop adapter with nut, something with a reasonably long thread becuase you are going to loose 7mm for the thickness of the base PLUS whatever thickness your prop is PLUS the thickness of the nut. Hope this helps!

 Lamborgotti 42 points

well i dont think thers any motor out there that requires a spinner at all. its just there to make the plane look scale, complete or whatever. that said if you like 1.5inch size (38mm) in size for your plane then get it. if not and you like to stick with 50mm buy a 2inch spinner. Hope that clears things up

 albertomi 35 points

yES, it is, and then ut the 2 screw included

 sadkingbilly 123 points

Thanks for your answer :) have ordered it, hope it fits.

 planeflyer94 6 points

yes that is how i do it

 Beaufighter 1808 points

It is 1.5" outer diameter. Comes with adapter rings for various shaft sizes (as 1.5" dia is sort of suitable for 7-9" props, I would guess it will fit a 3mm shaft)

 Ralf Noonan 87 points

Thank you :)

 Jackrr 224 points

1,5"=3,81cm btw. I was wondering the same thing.

 albertomi 35 points

1.5 in is the extior diameter(back plate)spinner, and this spinner came with adapters for many diameters of shaft like DUBRO`s

 Dongskie 234 points

Will this work on my Cessna 206 foamie?

 Mar11 2113 points

Guys will this work for a motor that requires 50mm spinner ?

 angelr3566 4 points

This spinner is just 1.5inch=38.1mm. you will need a biger spinner