airjunky

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Yea pull the pprops on b3 in morning when its been sitting down on skeg overnite ,once year and make sure water doesnt dribble out . Like bup said . Only way you will know for sure.

scarab63

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what are you running for wheels? I had 30p spinning @ just under 5000. I thought 30p was the highest pitch available for b3

GLENAMY 242SS

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What are the rules of mix and matching?

BUP

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FWIW if someone can take an email from me I have a few pics of the factory class material from 2013 for which bravo will cross with each other plus a small script of the oil passages for the Bravo 1991 and up. You might have to blow up the pics I will be sending you to post up here so it can be readable. I will be around for another hour only but will be back tonight. Post your email if you want the pics to post. If no one wants to do this that's fine as well - less work for me.

GLENAMY 242SS

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John, i cannot post pics here but i sure would like a copy of that. Let me know if you do not have my email address.
Thank you, gary

boating4me

Please send mt the info on oil passage and mix and matching lowers and uppers...

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AllDodge

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I'll take the info BUP [email protected]

Originally have a 2.0 B3 on my cruiser (the brick). After repower, installed a B3 XR upper and B3 1:65 lower, it was a turd. Dropped the 1:65 lower and installed my original 2.0 lower. Boat now gets up and runs. It's my understanding that the Bravo upper are all the same, only exception is the hardening of the gears when referring to X and XR. Any bravo lower (B1, B2 and B3) will fit on the Bravo upper

Fast Shafts

Besides the top end speed, does the Bravo III out perform a Bravo 1 with acceleration, handling etc? I was looking at a heavy old 27 Magnum set up for a single Bravo and I was thinking a Bravo III for "all around" boating, NOT just top end. The Bravo III also handles better around docks and turning.