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Old 11-10-2014, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Cole2534
You sure BB? I got them F gearsets in my Bravo II.
I'm usually pretty good at propping boats. If the 17p 3 blade doesn't work may wann try a 2 blade plastic trolling motor prop if you can find 1 to fit a bravo.
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Old 11-10-2014, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
How do you feel about running the fuel pump from a 1976 Ford Pinto on that setup?
Definately an improvement over Budman's electric pump. With that combination I would think the pinto pump would work. I do have an old marine pump off a 1967 2.5 iron duke if that would help the guy out. It was a 110hp 2.5 so I would think with that combination the pump I have would be very close.
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As an aside- who makes a good compression tester? I don't feel paying snap-on/matco prices.
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