nosecones
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I saw cones on Teague (Hydromotive I believe) and IMCO that are for low water pickup drives. Couldn't tell much fro the pix, but they were a separate part number that was specific to LWP cases.
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Kamma, I'm not sure who the manufacturer of the nose cone is. I sent it down to Greg Shoemaker and he sent it over to WPM and they installed it on my lower drive unit. Then they sent it back to me. R/R
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Obnoxious, that is good to know. I would like to buy another lower unit that will fit my B-max drive with the Hydromotive nose cone installed to compare. That would also give me a spare lower unit in case I break it (again). Thanks again, R/R
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Yes, this is good info. I just called the Bravo Shop and they now sell a lower end unit with a nose cone already molded in. Has anyone used the B-max drive with their nose coned lower? If so, how do you like it? Thanks again, R/R
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Someone's right about the 1 MPH gain.
I have a Baja 232 / 454 MPI running 67 on a bravo one.
If intalling a nose cone can gimme a 1 mph gain, it would be a good investment !
Anyone knows if it will change something ?
By the way, what do you think about the stearn-jack ?
I have a Baja 232 / 454 MPI running 67 on a bravo one.
If intalling a nose cone can gimme a 1 mph gain, it would be a good investment !
Anyone knows if it will change something ?
By the way, what do you think about the stearn-jack ?