Let's see those engine compartments
#22
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From: Sandown, NH - Sebago Lake Region, ME
WOW, a lot of bling...bling!
I have a question for you guys! Are you all running flame arrestor's? I thought some of the air cleaner's looked like they had traditional paper filters!
Looking great though! I am getting some great ideas
I have a question for you guys! Are you all running flame arrestor's? I thought some of the air cleaner's looked like they had traditional paper filters!
Looking great though! I am getting some great ideas
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K&N does serve as a flame arrestor in most cases so a lot of people run them instead.
I run a normal flame arrestor though because I'm not cool!
Please disregard the "paper" in my last pice, that's just to stop scratches!
I run a normal flame arrestor though because I'm not cool!
Please disregard the "paper" in my last pice, that's just to stop scratches!
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And so much easier to get around than the 850's!!
How are things Jeff?? Where can you get the mirro plex from??? I have a client looking ..... I couldn't get the name right - but your post jogged my thick skull.....
Take Care
Capt Ross
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As Ghostriders says- the K&N marine filters- have a very fine mesh on them and are coast guard certified.
Im still giggling about the "engine porn" - funny- !
- and I dont even have a pornograph.
Ilmor uses the k&n and I had to have the coast guard "certification guy" drag his fingernail on it before he believed me-
Its very hard to see I even found a pict I took of the engine out of the rig pointed right at it and you still cant see it........(and threw one in of the pipes)
Uncle Dave
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Thanks
Michael.
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Good question- I have no idea. It came from the factory painted as you see it.
Ilmor basically allows you to customize the color scheme on the 700 and I picked the blue in the color catalog as its closest to the boat.
Uncle Dave
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It sure is sweet. Can you find out what they used?
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