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Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Jake
(Post 4146095)
That engine was in a 27 Fastech boat ran mid 70s with a 26 Bravo 1.
I'm not familiar with Fountains and what HP it would take for your 32 to hit 90 so I can't say. But I hope you find the right combo (boat, power, props) to achive your goal. |
Originally Posted by On Time
(Post 4146472)
You sound exactly like me. I grew up fishing bayous and inshore with my Dad since age 6 with 7.5 hp hand carried outboard motor and 6 gal tank and renting 18' aluminum boats. Those were some wonderful memories. We didn't have much money. When I saw a boat with this enormous 100hp outboard and a steering wheel I was awestruck and said one day I'll have one of those.
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Originally Posted by young
(Post 4146657)
Your gonna love the new HP and you learned something along the way so this is a good thing. Plus u will have some engines that will last for years. Now just hurry up and get her running so we go do some boating together.
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Have fun with it. You've got Ron Potter motors. I don't think many Cadillac builders in his league would fool with used parts either. Maybe he felt out your budget after talking to you is why he stayed with the stock induction. I'm pretty sure he'll dish out any thing a fat checkbook can dream up.
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Originally Posted by cheech
(Post 4147544)
Have fun with it. You've got Ron Potter motors. I'm pretty sure he'll dish out any thing a fat checkbook can dream up.
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Originally Posted by Lucky1456
(Post 4147509)
Sounds really close yes. The first performance boat I ever took notice of was 24' Baja. It was black and red and had to be early 80s. It was a single motor set up. The guy who had it was one of the suppliers of equipment we used to build our fishing rigs every year. So he was pretty well off compared to the rest of us any how. But he bought that Baja brand new. I heard that thing run wide open once and I thought goly day I got to have one of those. Couple of months later the guy got drunk and ran that Baja up in the marsh about a quarter of a mile. Threw all the people out all over the place. Most all of them had something broken. Arm leg jaw. But they all lived to party another day. LOL
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Originally Posted by cheech
(Post 4147544)
Have fun with it. You've got Ron Potter motors. I don't think many Cadillac builders in his league would fool with used parts either. Maybe he felt out your budget after talking to you is why he stayed with the stock induction. I'm pretty sure he'll dish out any thing a fat checkbook can dream up.
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Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Jake
(Post 4147613)
And there you have it. I've said it before and I'll repeat, "If you wanna dance, ya gotta pay the Fiddler"
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Originally Posted by On Time
(Post 4147640)
Yeah right---- Watch that partying! Go boating for boating's sake. You have a great project going and you will love that 32 with all that new horsepower. Our dock has 42, 35, and 32 go fast Fountains, and a 38 300x3 center console. Fountains rule!
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Well guys here were are end of week two of new manifolds on still waiting on tail pipes. I stopped over today to get the halon fire exstinguisher out of the engine compartment. Im told tail pipes should be in next week. Ron is going to redrill the wholes bigger and angle tips down wards so the tail pipes will clear the swim platform this time. This was a hell of a way to cut the whole in the first place by Fountain. Anyone else confirm that there 32 is the same as mine as far as the tip being up under the cut out of the swim platform?? Let me know Im wondering if mine was the only one like this. Anyhow after angling the tips down and cutting the holes a little bigger to help with the angle. Stainless Marine is going to make me 8 custom beauty rings to cover the holes. Four inside and four outside.Ill check in again next week.
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