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Old 11-01-2020, 11:17 AM
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Has anyone had a positive, negative or any experience with using a Flush Pro kit with 525 EFI's? I'm adding Whipple's to the motors and I would like to put these on however I'm a little concerned about water restriction.
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Old 11-01-2020, 01:16 PM
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I’ve used a lot of them. Usually they last 3 years and develop a crack and leak. Can you put a tee in line with a ball valve instead?
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If you’re doing the whipple, you’ll at least want a sea strainer. I’d plumb a flush into there.
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That's probably best. There is just so little room in this boat, I have no idea where I could mount the ball valve where it could be reached. Although, if they need to be changed every 3 years that's probably far worse that jimmying a handle. Thank you very much for the input!!
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Ya, I'm putting a sea strainer in for each of the MOAC. I would love to put one in for each engine but there is not where to put it that would be accessible.
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Maybe on of these



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That looks great!! The right engine is no problem. The left side is the real issue. Best picture I hve now the motors are out.
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Have you measured the hatch clearance for the whipples, looks to be close with the efi
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According to Whipple the height is only 1" higher than OEM. I at least 1 1/2". So, I sure hope their correct!!
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