New Cummins/Mercruiser Project
10-07-2008, 05:03 AM
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On my other diesel boat ,a Sonic 28 with a Yanmar 6 LY ,I needed a bellhouse for a bravo to yanmar 6LY ,I called a lot of people in the US ,and did a lot of search ,but could not found a bellhouse ... I used a tailstock and a special made splined adapter to make the connection between enginea and drive,I was thinking about making one from a solid plate ali
If I only knew where to buy one back then...
If I only knew where to buy one back then...
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10-12-2008, 01:44 PM
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Backside of the dash...processors galore...
Full interior cabin going at the same time...
New sea strainers developed by Teague...
New design corrison-resistant NXT drives...
Drivetrain will start with 1.35 gears and labbed 38p 5-blades, targeting 75-80mph running speed...
Full interior cabin going at the same time...
New sea strainers developed by Teague...
New design corrison-resistant NXT drives...
Drivetrain will start with 1.35 gears and labbed 38p 5-blades, targeting 75-80mph running speed...
10-12-2008, 08:23 PM
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No Bling Bling?
It's looking like a good straight clean install..... Just a minor suggestion from the peanut gallery..... On the step on surfaces polished stainless steel diamond plate. On all sides and bilge 1 mm mirror polished stainless steel. It makes wiping up messes real easy and sets every thing off.
10-12-2008, 08:37 PM
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It's looking like a good straight clean install..... Just a minor suggestion from the peanut gallery..... On the step on surfaces polished stainless steel diamond plate. On all sides and bilge 1 mm mirror polished stainless steel. It makes wiping up messes real easy and sets every thing off.
BUT, good suggestions...
We've basically got 2 weeks to complete a "normal" 8 week build cycle....
10-13-2008, 03:03 AM
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