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Old 05-13-2012, 07:47 PM
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So, not to confuse mine with cigarette sam's I have started my own thread. Mine is finally home. I've got to get photos up now...
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Originally Posted by KL2
So, not to confuse mine with cigarette sam's I have started my own thread. Mine is finally home. I've got to get photos up now...
I can get them up tonight if you will email them to me.

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Old 05-13-2012, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by CigaretteSam
I can get them up tonight if you will email them to me.

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Thanks Sam, I think I may have done it correctly...

http://s1052.photobucket.com/albums/s446/KL2222/


Try it and let me know. I do have rails on the back. I need cuddy glass, not the door, but the one on hinges above it. Also, can't find the plug anywhere in it.

I have a sneaky suspicion it has the wrong spark plugs, it smashed the ceramic on one. I can't find the exact type I should be running. More photos tomorrow!
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Pretty sure youll need a ngk br6fs
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Originally Posted by scarab63
Pretty sure youll need a ngk br6fs
That's what's in it. I read about a tapered plug somewhere. 7's. It has the GM 350 in it with the thunderbolt ignition. I would think that a 6 would be too hot given the ethanol fuel. Worse case scenario would be a valve guide adjustment seeming that it was a "fresh rebuild". They could've missed something slightly. I've got to use an easy out to get the rest of the plug out. At this point, that will be tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by KL2
Thanks Sam, I think I may have done it correctly...

http://s1052.photobucket.com/albums/s446/KL2222/


Try it and let me know. I do have rails on the back. I need cuddy glass, not the door, but the one on hinges above it. Also, can't find the plug anywhere in it.

I have a sneaky suspicion it has the wrong spark plugs, it smashed the ceramic on one. I can't find the exact type I should be running. More photos tomorrow!
The pictures look great! Now that I look at those rails, mine are longer, because mine does not have the arch....wish mine DID have an arch though.
How fast do you think you will run with the power you've got?
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Originally Posted by CigaretteSam
The pictures look great! Now that I look at those rails, mine are longer, because mine does not have the arch....wish mine DID have an arch though.
How fast do you think you will run with the power you've got?
I could do some calculations and probably get it pretty close, however, it's late, so I'll guesstimate.

Given that the boat weighs around a 1000 according to the literature I've read, and a 28 pitch, 23' of resistance, 9'6" beam... I'd say low 40's.

Yeah, that windlass is pretty neat. I like the fact that it matches the boat and it wasn't someone's afterthought.

This weekend will be a clean and wax the hull weekend. I need to peel of the old registration numbers, and trace the radio wiring. That seems to have a intermittent working issue.
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Originally Posted by KL2
I could do some calculations and probably get it pretty close, however, it's late, so I'll guesstimate.

Given that the boat weighs around a 1000 according to the literature I've read, and a 28 pitch, 23' of resistance, 9'6" beam... I'd say low 40's.

Yeah, that windlass is pretty neat. I like the fact that it matches the boat and it wasn't someone's afterthought.

This weekend will be a clean and wax the hull weekend. I need to peel of the old registration numbers, and trace the radio wiring. That seems to have a intermittent working issue.
Here are the stats that I know, (taken from www.chriscraftstingers.com)

1984 230 XL Stinger
Length: 22'2" or 6.77 m
Beam: 96" or 2.44 m
Weight: 2575 lbs or 1170 kg
Fuel Capacity: 70 gals or 266 lt
Fresh Water Capacity 8 gals or 30 lt
Power Options:
1-260 hp Mercruisers 901 lbs or 409 kg
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Originally Posted by CigaretteSam
Here are the stats that I know, (taken from www.chriscraftstingers.com)

1984 230 XL Stinger
Length: 22'2" or 6.77 m
Beam: 96" or 2.44 m
Weight: 2575 lbs or 1170 kg
Fuel Capacity: 70 gals or 266 lt
Fresh Water Capacity 8 gals or 30 lt
Power Options:
1-260 hp Mercruisers 901 lbs or 409 kg
Wow, yeah I am tired. Weight of boat I meant to type 2000. I figured the powerhouse weighed about 925 or so. Still, figured it based on 2000 even though I typed 1000.

Now I'd go low to mid 40's.

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Old 05-14-2012, 12:36 AM
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I cant believe you and sam have almost identical stingers! I like the arch!
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