Types of #6 drives
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Types of #6 drives
What different models are there in the #6 drive type? At loto over the weekend, I looked at a couple of boats that were for sale and the drives all looked different even thought they were all #6's..
One was listed as a #6A?
What are the differences between them and are there any that need to be outright avoided when looking at a used boat?
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One was listed as a #6A?
What are the differences between them and are there any that need to be outright avoided when looking at a used boat?
Thanks!
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Someone will jump in here if this is wrong or incomplete, but I think you have:
Early Wet-sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with swept skeg
NXT-VI SSM
SSMVII derivitive (diesels)
I don't think you can go wrong with any VI unless there has been neglect or abuse.
Early Wet-sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with swept skeg
NXT-VI SSM
SSMVII derivitive (diesels)
I don't think you can go wrong with any VI unless there has been neglect or abuse.
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Someone will jump in here if this is wrong or incomplete, but I think you have:
Early Wet-sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with swept skeg
NXT-VI SSM
SSMVII derivitive (diesels)
I don't think you can go wrong with any VI unless there has been neglect or abuse.
Early Wet-sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with old skeg
Dry sump VI with swept skeg
NXT-VI SSM
SSMVII derivitive (diesels)
I don't think you can go wrong with any VI unless there has been neglect or abuse.
There is always the chance that the lowers have been blueprinted and therefore changed shape.