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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
Its A Fountain
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
I will repeat what "Formula Outlaw' had to say...
"Well you must admit this "coincidence" appears a mite odd. A friendly suggestion if I may. BS'ers, crank yankers, and "knobs" in general do not last long around here. At the same time this Forum welcomes everyone who is a "straight shooter". We value this Forum immensely, in more ways than a non member could ever know. We also protect it. That's what makes this Forum so close knit and work as well as it does." |
Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
:D
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
fountain did have and option where they had the y-pipe, no diverter,and mufflers below the swim platform.We would remove the mufflers and cap the y-pipe to the transom. what year is the boat?
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
2003 With Twin 496ho
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Did you buy the 35' Storm? If so, Very Nice boat.
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
;)
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
:D
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
I have a 2003 35 TS Lightning with 500HP's and this same exhaust setup (Y-pipe but no switch in cockpit for Silent Choice) and I have wondered the same thing. My boat seems a little faster than other 35's with same power (90 mph with stock engines) and the salesman who sold it to me thought it might be because I had "straight pipes". Does anybody really know why Fountain built them this way?
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Re: 35 Ft Fountain Exhaust
Show us a pic. The one fellow said his exhaust goes through the prop. As far as I know If the exhaust goes down the y-pipe they meet as one under the motor and goes through the transom and comes out by the gimble not through the prop. I could be wrong. But you must ask my wife she is always right.
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