Worlds QUIETEST 36 Nor-Tech!!!!!!!!!
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From: Broken Arrow/GLOC OK
It kind of reminds me of the exhaust set up on my wakeboard boat. The nortech is cool seeing it idle into a cove and you can't even hear it.
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#52
Originally Posted by salesmanship
We've delivered more than a dozen of these set-ups since this post. Haven't seen any negative side effects.
With the 6's the top half of the prop is out of the water at speed so the airiated pressure doesn't seem to change anything.
With the 6's the top half of the prop is out of the water at speed so the airiated pressure doesn't seem to change anything.
Are you doing this on your V-bottom boats also or just the Cat's ?
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Didn't RICK Sr (RIP) from INNOVATION come up with this like 10 years ago on the INNOVATOR? I mean really this isn't "NEW" technology much less created / invented by Nor-Tech. Let's give credit where it is due. Just my $.02
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From: E- Dock, GLOC, Coral Gables, FL Ft Lauderdale, FL
Originally Posted by salesmanship
We've delivered more than a dozen of these set-ups since this post. Haven't seen any negative side effects.
With the 6's the top half of the prop is out of the water at speed so the airiated pressure doesn't seem to change anything.
With the 6's the top half of the prop is out of the water at speed so the airiated pressure doesn't seem to change anything.
Exhaust works AWESOME, couldn't be more happy with it!!
#55
Originally Posted by super termoli
The underwater exhaust on Sunseekers 34 and 48 (actually 40 and 50 when fitted with surface drives) has nothing to do with Sunseeker. It is part of Fabio Buzzi's transom design for Trimax surface drives.
#56
Originally Posted by Ryan Beckley
Didn't RICK Sr (RIP) from INNOVATION come up with this like 10 years ago on the INNOVATOR? I mean really this isn't "NEW" technology much less created / invented by Nor-Tech. Let's give credit where it is due. Just my $.02
Absolutely!
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Originally Posted by Ryan Beckley
Didn't RICK Sr (RIP) from INNOVATION come up with this like 10 years ago on the INNOVATOR? I mean really this isn't "NEW" technology much less created / invented by Nor-Tech. Let's give credit where it is due. Just my $.02
It was also an underwater exhaust but that's about all it has in common with what we're doing now. Basically the exhaust was routed down to a collector box at the aft of the bilge and then would exit down into the notched transom. Unfortunately about the only good thing was that it was quiet.
Two major problems:
Since the exit was down thru the bottom of the boat,
there was no relief for the exhaust and caused significant back pressure. A 24V starting system was required. The other problem was whenever the boat launched and landed there was again so much back pressure that the engines would bog down and lose all throttle response.
I don't think anybody can take credit for underwater exhaust being "NEW" technology. What we did was come up with a new and unique way to make it work without any of the negatives.
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Last edited by salesmanship; 12-15-2006 at 01:34 PM.
#59
Originally Posted by Ryan Beckley
Didn't RICK Sr (RIP) from INNOVATION come up with this like 10 years ago on the INNOVATOR? I mean really this isn't "NEW" technology much less created / invented by Nor-Tech. Let's give credit where it is due. Just my $.02
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Sounds like a great setup, i love quiet, nothing drove me nuts like driving around with a noisy CAT 3126 about 12 inches from my butt. The guy who designed the exhaust on that thing was the dumbest human alive. He managed to create a perfect resonance at idle and cruise speeds, it was absolutely painful to drive that stupid boat.




