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Originally Posted by boatnt
(Post 3916603)
I ended up installing stainless turn downs,,$200.00 for all four,they are actually Diesel truck tips,,I finally put the boat in the water yesterday,it took 90% of the vibration away,,you can see by the picture below how now the exhaust exits out from under the swim platform ..as you can tell the water is very high so lakes are shut down,,I think all the vibration will be gone once in gear and the boat is moving
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Originally Posted by glen george
(Post 3916314)
4" rubber elbows.A lot cheaper option than $1100 for 4 Gibson downturns. http://intakehoses.com/Merchant2/mer...gory_Code=9DEH
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The elbows work great. Easy and off. I put my 2nd motor in last night.
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Lookin goood!!!!
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Originally Posted by glen george
(Post 3918098)
The elbows work great. Easy and off. I put my 2nd motor in last night.
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All done. I will install everything next week. I took off work.
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ok I finally got to take the boat out over the weekend and I am glad to report the tips worked great and you are able to idle around with the exhaust on and not rattle yourself to death,,,
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I have dry pipes to the tip. I decided to open up my downturns with a 2" holesaw. My rubrail is out of the water. Water test this weekend.
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Originally Posted by glen george
(Post 3925135)
I have dry pipes to the tip. I decided to open up my downturns with a 2" holesaw. My rubrail is out of the water. Water test this weekend.
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Yes. I have my brewerton boat works season pass. I will be out there.
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