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Old 08-14-2006, 02:19 PM
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The big thing in a single engine boat of this type of weight is that a #6 is going to be just about Bullet Proof. With all the race guys running around #6 props aren't too hard to find either.
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If you use an extension box, you can put the transmission in the box. This would allow you to keep the engine in the stock location. This combination has been bullet proof for me.
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Originally Posted by cougarman
Check300 here on the board runs a 30' checkmate with a #6 and a 12" stellings extension box. It's extremely fast which I will let him disclose the speeds to you if you care to talk with him or pm him.

I've ridden in the boat , all I can say is Awesome !!!


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I didnt know stellings made a extension box for a # 6 drive???
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It would be a great feeling to know you could let the dogs out and not fear drive failure.
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It would be a great feeling to know you could let the dogs out and not fear drive failure.

You don't fear drive failure when you've got a Bravo, you expect it
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Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
I didnt know stellings made a extension box for a # 6 drive???

Yes they do and have for some time, all the 41' Sabers have them.

I have two of them I'll be putting for sale also.

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Heres a pic of a #6 with a stellings Extension Box.

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Yes they do and have for some time, all the 41' Sabers have them.

I have two of them I'll be putting for sale also.

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I thought the 6's came with a merc style extention box. I guess the transom assy kinda looks like its built in??
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The way I have understood it is Mercury's transome assembly already has you set back 12" so most boats have no need for the box.

However some boats still benifit from an additional 12" so the Stelling's extension box comes into play.

Check300 has his transmission in side of his stellings extension box, mounted into a plug-in #6. He was able to keep his engine back and a stock rear seat location. He could fill you in better, but he has a great set-up.

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Originally Posted by cougarman
The way I have understood it is Mercury's transome assembly already has you set back 12" so most boats have no need for the box.

However some boats still benifit from an additional 12" so the Stelling's extension box comes into play.

Check300 has his transmission in side of his stellings extension box, mounted into a plug-in #6. He was able to keep his engine back and a stock rear seat location. He could fill you in better, but he has a great set-up.

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Thanks for the info.

Anybody got a pick of a Merc extension box on a #6?
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