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Old 03-29-2006, 04:53 PM
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ive got a nice set of mercury racing solid offshore motor mounts in excellant condition , il sell the pair for $150 plus shipping let me know if interested
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If you go with the Gil style offshore mount how do you shim for alignment?
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JMK had a solid engine mount installed in his boat this past winter after experiencing problems with the stock Merc stuff.
I installed a solid mount the winter before.
24' Superboats have vary narrow inner stringers so you have to be careful what you purchase.
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I went a different route than mentioned in these post. I put in the dana solid mounts that replace the stock rubber mounts, they are obviously not true offshore mounts though but better than stock ones.I also had tiny aluminum l angles that I replaced with giant L angles (running paralell to the stringers). Ive ran 2 seasons with 750 hp and 1 season with 950hp with no problems yet,Smitty

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I went a different route than mentioned in these post. I put in the dana solid mounts that replace the stock rubber mounts, they are obviously not true offshore mounts though but better than stock ones.I also had tiny aluminum l angles that I replaced with giant L angles (running paralell to the stringers). Ive ran 2 seasons with 750 hp and 1 season with 950hp with no problems yet,Smitty
We've sold a ton of these........

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Originally Posted by TRICK
We've sold a ton of these........
Those would be the ones! My boat (2000 baja) had tiny little aluminum L angles(probably 3-4 inches long 1/4 inch thick, and 2-3 inches deep). I replaced them with 1/2 inch thick 3" by 5" by 1 foot long aluminum angles with some extra bolts thru the stringer too,Smitty
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Originally Posted by articfriends
Those would be the ones! My boat (2000 baja) had tiny little aluminum L angles(probably 3-4 inches long 1/4 inch thick, and 2-3 inches deep). I replaced them with 1/2 inch thick 3" by 5" by 1 foot long aluminum angles with some extra bolts thru the stringer too,Smitty
I was looking at those. Do they use the locking tabs from the stock mounts? How do the stay locked in position? Here's a pic of what I have to secure them too.
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I have bought a Formula 292 Fastech without engines installed, but I got 2 new blue Scorpion engines in crates that I am going to install. The mounts are from Gil and I guess you would call them "solid mounts", but how do I align the new engines using these Gil mounts ? Can I simply loosen the bolts, adjust and tigthen ? Or are shims required for alignment ?
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