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Installing nose cones,, then just boat and party like a rock star.
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Originally Posted by ACTIVESHACK
(Post 3656214)
New indicator cables for the drives. One of my steering rams has started leaking over the winter so a rebuild on them and plan on replacing the rubber hoses with stainless braided lines. New JL Audio amp to replace the Sony that overheats and shuts down. Lastly new Batteries and raw water pump impellors.
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Not sure....building a pole barn at home so I can get onto better projects....
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Originally Posted by R Addiction
(Post 3656497)
Not sure....building a pole barn at home so I can get onto better projects....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Cb4q3BdHzw |
That ought to pick up the pace a bit.:boat:
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Originally Posted by ecstatic
(Post 3656264)
Mark, I noticed that one of my indicator cables is also cracked. I'll be adding that task to my list.
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Originally Posted by sleev-les
(Post 3656370)
Definitely get rid of Sony... They are one of the worst audio brands out there. I used to install audio for Best Buy and we'd get people bringing in Sony all the time because they were cheap. They were way underpowered and if you tried to run them at 2 ohms, they'd overload and go into protect. They were "supposed" to be a 2 ohm stable amp too.
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Originally Posted by ACTIVESHACK
(Post 3656552)
Once they start rusting and crack it's not long for them. I got the lengths from Pat last week so I could order them. 18' & 22' on the drives and 16' & 22' on the tabs.
Originally Posted by ACTIVESHACK
(Post 3656557)
Thats what mine is doing. I'm going to take the locker door to a cabinet shop and get some slots routed in it so some air can get to it also.
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Originally Posted by ACTIVESHACK
(Post 3656552)
Once they start rusting and crack it's not long for them. I got the lengths from Pat last week so I could order them. 18' & 22' on the drives and 16' & 22' on the tabs.
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Originally Posted by sleev-les
(Post 3656687)
Does the JL have a fan built in? Those help a lot and if it is a class D amp you shouldn't have overheating issues. They are built really well.
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