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Old 03-08-2011, 04:56 PM
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Default Bravo to #6 prop shaft conversion

What is the name of that shop that was doing the #6 prop shaft conversion to the bravo lowers?
Located in New Jersey?

or was it New Jersey Shore?
Oh yea, Snokee Marine?

Just kidding. Do need the name of that shop.
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IMCO makes a 1 7/16 shaft that is the same diameter as the #6.
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Here you go. Talk to Rolf or Fran
http://prorocracing.com/

Shoot me a pm if you want to know the results on my cat. I went back to the bravo set up.
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Ahhhhhhhhhh. Thanks Boater8987.
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I'm a little confused. Why would you want to put a #6, or for that matter any propshaft the same size as a #6, in a Bravo? It would then be the strongest component in the drive and you would begin to find the weakest "link" in the other internal components. I realize that you would then be able to use props that were not available for the Bravo. Is that the reason for the "swap"?

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Originally Posted by JasonSmith
IMCO makes a 1 7/16 shaft that is the same diameter as the #6.
I believe that the od on a #6 propshaft is 1 7/8", not 1 7/16"

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Originally Posted by RMPRam
I'm a little confused. Why would you want to put a #6, or for that matter any propshaft the same size as a #6, in a Bravo? It would then be the strongest component in the drive and you would begin to find the weakest "link" in the other internal components. I realize that you would then be able to use props that were not available for the Bravo. Is that the reason for the "swap"?
Yes that was my reason. Along with Rolf stating that the drive may last longer due to less harmonics than the bravo style props create. Did not work with my Spectre. You can read this about my experience if you want to.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/d...-lost-mph.html
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