Engine mounts
#2
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easy answer? NO
#5
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the problem is the lag bolts that go into the stringers
#9
not really = not handy
They are just bigger
again my boat is a cat so it doesn't jump big waves like my Scarab did.
But I had the same mounts on my Scarab without any problems.
I solid mount my engines. The mounts on my Daytona don't have any rubber.
That and I have the rear mounts locked down so the engine can't twist or move.
They are just bigger
again my boat is a cat so it doesn't jump big waves like my Scarab did.
But I had the same mounts on my Scarab without any problems.
I solid mount my engines. The mounts on my Daytona don't have any rubber.
That and I have the rear mounts locked down so the engine can't twist or move.
#10
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the feet walk even on the stringer mounts Grif posted. The torque of the engine is one of the contributing factors. - Rough water is another, also harmonics of the engine and so on. The bigger the torque of the engine the worst it is on the feet -
Feet = what the OP posted in the pic
Feet = what the OP posted in the pic