Anyone want my Silent Thunder platform only $400!
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Anyone want my Silent Thunder platform only $400!
HERE IT IS...in pristine shape
Actually I completed my transom project today. I was sick of the silent thunder so I ripped it off the other day. This is what I found
So with some sanding, body work, more sanding, painting, and pinstriping I now have this! It took some work and its not perfect, but I did it by the book and it turned out pretty damn good if I do say so myself. Ill be buying some angle cut tips with flaps and be done.
I was initially going to attempt to modify the platform by removing the bottom half and fixing it all up....but decided cutting it to pieces was way cooler.
Actually I completed my transom project today. I was sick of the silent thunder so I ripped it off the other day. This is what I found
So with some sanding, body work, more sanding, painting, and pinstriping I now have this! It took some work and its not perfect, but I did it by the book and it turned out pretty damn good if I do say so myself. Ill be buying some angle cut tips with flaps and be done.
I was initially going to attempt to modify the platform by removing the bottom half and fixing it all up....but decided cutting it to pieces was way cooler.
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Hey I thought the title was clever lol. Your not the first person to point that out. Everything seems ok with it. Any way to make 100% sure? When this needs a rebuild I'm hoping to put a much larger motor (hp wise) in and new drive. The boat dosent need much but I've done all the work myself. Something I've never done before, like exh manifold gasket. I'm learning alot as I go which is cool.
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Hey I thought the title was clever lol. Your not the first person to point that out. Everything seems ok with it. Any way to make 100% sure? When this needs a rebuild I'm hoping to put a much larger motor (hp wise) in and new drive. The boat dosent need much but I've done all the work myself. Something I've never done before, like exh manifold gasket. I'm learning alot as I go which is cool.
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Rough water I just want to pass along the most perfectly modified ST Platform to a fellow Oso member for a deeply discounted price
So I can get those plugs deeper in and jb weld them to be safe?
I was thinkin a 502 built. I didn't realize the limit was about 70. I was just thinking about doing that. Maybe I'll just save to rebuild my motor and upgrade it when I get to needing it. Kinda at the bottom of the list but now I'll just alter my plans to eventually getting something bigger and faster .
So I can get those plugs deeper in and jb weld them to be safe?
I was thinkin a 502 built. I didn't realize the limit was about 70. I was just thinking about doing that. Maybe I'll just save to rebuild my motor and upgrade it when I get to needing it. Kinda at the bottom of the list but now I'll just alter my plans to eventually getting something bigger and faster .
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You do not have to JB weld them in. Just tap the hole a little deeper then they did and put the plugs back in with teflon paste. You will want to be able to easily take the plugs out again if your tiller arm loosens back up again. Basically you are looking for about 2/3's in the drive and 1/3 still sticking out. From those pictures it looks like you are reversed.
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