View Poll Results: What power ?
I/O Mercury 496 HO in a CC
12
22.64%
Twin Yamaha 250 HPDI's in a CC
41
77.36%
Voters: 53. You may not vote on this poll
Honest opinion needed - I/O or O/B?
03-18-2004, 06:20 PM
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I will have to keep this thread in mind next time I see a "I can't find a job" comment.
How many of the people who design, build and export those engines can ever hope to own one ?
I think the Democrats call this exporting, no it's outsourcing, American jobs.
Remember that on election day.....it is a real issue!!!!!!!!
How many of the people who design, build and export those engines can ever hope to own one ?
I think the Democrats call this exporting, no it's outsourcing, American jobs.
Remember that on election day.....it is a real issue!!!!!!!!
03-19-2004, 09:32 AM
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A buddy of mine just bought a 90hp E-tech evinrude.....i think he said till the end of this month they are offering a 7yr extended warranty!!! and this includes a 3yr (don't have to touch a thing) original warranty! 
The dealer said that you dont have to touch a thing on the engine!!! just add gas and go!!! no changing plugs, oil, nothing!!! He also said that the new E-tech they are coming out with next year thats gonna be 115hp weighs in a 310lbs!!
The dealer said that you dont have to touch a thing on the engine!!! just add gas and go!!! no changing plugs, oil, nothing!!! He also said that the new E-tech they are coming out with next year thats gonna be 115hp weighs in a 310lbs!!
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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy horsepower. And I've never seen a sad person hauling a$$!
03-19-2004, 11:49 AM
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Wally- There's a very serious engineering group at Bombardier that goes WAY beyond the capabilities of Brunswick- thye can draw on the expertise of people within the company that design their jets, airframes and systems, high speed rail and a myriad of other government subsidized companies within the Bombardier family. It's exactly what JohhnyRude needed- all OMC had running real well when they bottomed was a lawn mower.
I've worked with many Bombardier engineers within the aviation group, and they are top-notch.
My money goes to E-Tec when we buy a new outboard.
Jim
I've worked with many Bombardier engineers within the aviation group, and they are top-notch.
My money goes to E-Tec when we buy a new outboard.
Jim
03-19-2004, 12:10 PM
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Originally posted by h2owarrior
I will have to keep this thread in mind next time I see a "I can't find a job" comment.
How many of the people who design, build and export those engines can ever hope to own one ?
I think the Democrats call this exporting, no it's outsourcing, American jobs.
Remember that on election day.....it is a real issue!!!!!!!!
I will have to keep this thread in mind next time I see a "I can't find a job" comment.
How many of the people who design, build and export those engines can ever hope to own one ?
I think the Democrats call this exporting, no it's outsourcing, American jobs.
Remember that on election day.....it is a real issue!!!!!!!!
