SEI Bravo lower durability
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SEI Bravo lower durability
What's the latest on anyone's experience with the complete Bravo (Std 1" shaft) lowers for $995???
More specifically, has anyone put some HP to these lowers? (Obviously a 1" shaft isn't ideal for HP applications)
There was a lot of forum action years ago about these having gear hardness better and deeper than the factory Merc gears, and Merc gears being hit or miss.
More specifically, has anyone put some HP to these lowers? (Obviously a 1" shaft isn't ideal for HP applications)
There was a lot of forum action years ago about these having gear hardness better and deeper than the factory Merc gears, and Merc gears being hit or miss.
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Well, I just purchased a SEI lower, havent this installed it yet. I AM worried about the durability, I running around 550-575 horse on a 29’ single engine Formula. Not sure if I’ll run it or keep it for a backup.
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87MirageIntruder (10-27-2020)
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I purchased the one with dual water pickup. I have to figure out a way to plug the upper holes and just use the low water pickup. How can I plug the upper holes without filling them in with epoxy? I’m afraid I’ll void the warranty if I modify it. I want to figure something out that I can easily remove when it blows. Sorry, don’t mean to hijack a thread.
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SEI will tell you, 400hp max.
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Griff (10-25-2020)
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I purchased the one with dual water pickup. I have to figure out a way to plug the upper holes and just use the low water pickup. How can I plug the upper holes without filling them in with epoxy? I’m afraid I’ll void the warranty if I modify it. I want to figure something out that I can easily remove when it blows. Sorry, don’t mean to hijack a thread.