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Originally Posted by JaayTeee
(Post 4781189)
https://www.mercruiserparts.com/bam/.../31026/2322/60
here’s a breakdown of the lower for a 7 they were marketed more for an express cruiser type of boat Basically a 6 upper with a large diameter single pinion lower. Not exactly popular I am not sure how many actually wound up on boats. I think they had the same spline as a 6. I bet Mel Riggs could tell you for sure. |
Originally Posted by 999JAY
(Post 4781275)
From what I remember Nick there a wet-sump version of the #6 with less reduction and bigger gears and I am sure a lot of the internals are obsolete now, I would baby them with the low input speeds you have and large pitch props.
J
Originally Posted by Mbam
(Post 4781387)
Yes these are not SSM, more of a cruiser drive like a Bravo 2 or TR or the original #3 (not the speedmaster we all know & love) but with more capacity.
Basically a 6 upper with a large diameter single pinion lower. Not exactly popular I am not sure how many actually wound up on boats. I think they had the same spline as a 6. I bet Mel Riggs could tell you for sure. |
I have one of these #7 drives, new in box.
It will bolt to a #6 gimbal. Uses #6 props 1:1 ratio. My plan is to put it on my single engine 30' Cobra cat. Will use a Ford 6.0L diesel engine. 26-28" prop and run/cruise at 80mph at 4000 or lower. And get over 3mpg. |
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