King Cobra Engines in Chris Crafts

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11-23-2007 | 07:35 PM

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rob245

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Didnt quit understand your last post? But 88, 89, and 90 were transition years, if you get a KC around 92 or later the parts are still availiable and the drives are much stronger,Volvo Penta style. Vovo SX would be the perfered path to take if the cash is on hand.

11-25-2007 | 02:12 AM

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Keytime

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From: Derby, KS

Thanks for the info.

I have old Fords in the form of Broncos. Nothing more beautiful than a big Ford ('7?-'79') with a big block! And I'm really not a redneck!

02-21-2008 | 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by yesrej

king cobra bad..... built tough if done right but very very hard to get it done right. i had one and it was a nightmare.

http://www.hastings.org/~stuart/cobra/

02-22-2008 | 12:46 PM

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fund razor

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Originally Posted by excalibur82

Can,t get parts and try to sell a boat with them on it good luck. I think the transom hole is the same as a bravo. If you buy it right convert it over and sell that omc junk.

Transom is same as Volvo. Not bravo.
The easist conversion is a Volvo Dpx.
Same bolt holes and transom assy.

Parts are not so bad. Maybe it depends where you live.
Try Dubberts Outdrive in port clinton Ohio.

Had no problem with two cobras on the stinger. Never failed. Tons of drive fluid so they run cool without showers.

Last I checked Evinrude Johnson was making OMC parts, but it has been a little while since the first guy who looked at my boat bought it, so I haven't checked in a while.