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Mercury Sportmasters
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I just put these Mercury Sportmaster lower units on and have tested them 3 times with the same results, Loss of to much speed. I knew I would see some loss but not 5mph. I have no intention of putting more Hp so I think I am going to put the old units back on. One lower has all new bearings with 4 hours and the other is stock with 25 hours. I will sell both lower units with all hardware including new prop hub kits. Everything needed to install these on new or old style Bravo Drives for $ 5500.00 plus shipping. They a re like new no chips and the skegs have not been cut! If interested, PM me for more info.
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Racer, are those standard length?
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Originally Posted by thunderusone
(Post 2226604)
Racer, are those standard length?
Yep - here is what they look like if you shave them back to the standard length of XRs. |
i think he meant -2 shorties versus standard length, not shorty.
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Originally Posted by monstaaa
(Post 2226966)
i think he meant -2 shorties versus standard length, not shorty.
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I meant prop shaft dimension.....not skeg length.
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Originally Posted by thunderusone
(Post 2226604)
Racer, are those standard length?
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Originally Posted by Mentalpause
(Post 2226940)
Yep - here is what they look like if you shave them back to the standard length of XRs.
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Originally Posted by racer-x6
(Post 2227232)
Did you run the lowers before you cut them? If so what was the difference before and after. I hate to cut them and not see any gain.
I don't recall what the numbers were, but it ran better and did not impact handling. I can call the factory and see if they remember the actual performance difference. |
Originally Posted by Mentalpause
(Post 2227250)
Factory did since it was the first boat. The Merc engineer that helped them do the set up suggested cutting them to the same size as the regular XR lower skeg.
I don't recall what the numbers were, but it ran better and did not impact handling. I can call the factory and see if they remember the actual performance difference. |
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