Engine compartment Lights
#11
BT we talked about these lights a year ago, You had said your friend was making them. Mine from the factory broke also. I bought the ones for a 2004 29, they work fine , but I would like to take a look at these others can you post a pic.
#12
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
I made them from delrin. Hit them many times and still there. Was going to go with AL, but the delrin machines so much faster. And for those Gov't jobs, time is a factor. 

When I started reading this thread, I just KNEW that US1 would chime in with the killer home-fabbed solution.
BUT - completely WORTHLESS without pics. Sorry bud. . . . However I am constantly amused by your ingenuity. Please post pics. Maybe fab me a set. . .
#13
[QUOTE=rouxsterre]I thought the 'dangling wires' setup had been tested and PROVEN on the racecourse. Mine are that way right now, and have proven to be very durable in that configuration. The only problem is that they flail around some, and don't work at all, when it comes to providing light.(/QUOTE)
Mine worked fine in the "dangling wire mode"!!! All I can say is they never got in the way!!!
Mine worked fine in the "dangling wire mode"!!! All I can say is they never got in the way!!!
#14
yes, more flexible in the dangling mode.
I would have taken and posted pictures, but to be honest, I did such a great job making them look exactly like the originals that you would have thought it was just a picture of a non broken light.
But then again, is there such a critter?
I would have taken and posted pictures, but to be honest, I did such a great job making them look exactly like the originals that you would have thought it was just a picture of a non broken light.
But then again, is there such a critter?
#15
The more I think about those lights, Who has time to be looking and working on there motors after dark. More weight and less speed. and besides By the time the sun goes down if you have as much fun as we do you would not even be able to see with them on any way. CHEERS
#16
Here are the engine compartment lights I decided to go with at west marine.
Light, Halogen Minispot, White 381913 15061-7 Sale $29.39 USD
Save $12.60 USD YES
Light, Halogen Minispot, White 381913 15061-7 Sale $29.39 USD
Save $12.60 USD YES
#17
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From: Quincy
this is a prop ? for you all.A friend just got a 27 Fountain out of Florida .It has a 502 that had a 6000 build up .They said that it was kicking out 500 hp . it has a 4 blade hydromotive on it that came stock on the boat .The boat comes out of the hole some what slow .plane time seams slow . top speed is 68 mph .I don't rember the rpm . want to know what prop might be a better prop to get .
Thanks for any help
mike henthorn
email ab [email protected]
Thanks for any help
mike henthorn
email ab [email protected]
#18
Originally Posted by boatr22
this is a prop ? for you all.A friend just got a 27 Fountain out of Florida .It has a 502 that had a 6000 build up .They said that it was kicking out 500 hp . it has a 4 blade hydromotive on it that came stock on the boat .The boat comes out of the hole some what slow .plane time seams slow . top speed is 68 mph .I don't rember the rpm . want to know what prop might be a better prop to get .
Thanks for any help
mike henthorn
email ab [email protected]
Thanks for any help
mike henthorn
email ab [email protected]
I'd try a 26 or 28 bravo 4 blade on it
#20
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From: League City, TX.
THOSE LIGHTS SUCK, TO SMALL AND TO CHEAP, JUST LIKE THE HORNS. I REMOVED MINE FROM MY 06 AND INSTALLED
THE LARGER MARINE TYPE 12V COCKPIT FLOODS. THEY ARE
RECTANGULAR ABOUT 4x6 WITH A STAINLESS BRACKET.
THE LARGER MARINE TYPE 12V COCKPIT FLOODS. THEY ARE
RECTANGULAR ABOUT 4x6 WITH A STAINLESS BRACKET.



