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Originally Posted by mull
(Post 2438550)
reading some threds on alphas i read that a guy has imco shortys for his alpha? anyone heard of such a thing and if so would they help mine also heard that thier is a alpha ss doing some homework
Merc did have an Alpha SS drive years ago, not sure if you can still get them. I think the SS was a different style lower. I had a 32 Pachanga years ago with the 454/330hp and the Alphas, switched the one to be counter rotated as part of the deal, never had any trouble in the 6 years & 550 hours I owned it. Didn't beat the chit out of it but I ran it, did some poker runs and never a drive problem. The Pachanga would be a heavier boat than your Fountain. I wouldn't be all that worried, just keep them serviced and use quality lube. The drive showers are a smart choice, they do help. |
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Originally Posted by mull
(Post 2437160)
when i change to bravo drives other than a bigger hole do i need to change my engine beds higher i`ve seen some bravo xr drives would these be good drives for my rig when complete 400hp hopefully per motor
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D. Mull you will be spanked by the Excalibur this summer and summers to come. Ha never will you beat me. And who's the jerk with the Cat? Haha!
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Originally Posted by mull
(Post 2430944)
i recently bought my buddies fever 27 "29" actual length i`ve been reeding and talking to alot of people i`m running twin 350 sb and alpha drives she is a 88 and it runs 67mph i get mixed comments about my speed but i`ve seen it and so have the first three owners i know two of them the said that it sounds about right to them
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Originally Posted by Fenderjack
(Post 2438782)
If you use bravos,the plates fit in the same holes in the transom just need to drill two more bolt holes.And your stringer hight will be fine. But with small blocks and the fact that you have twins,both drives to share the load Fountain is not a heavy boat,you should be fine.Changing to bravos$$$$$. Im runnin a alpha with about 400 hp was good for a lot of hours.Broke it this year but was my fault.John
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