Exhaust for blower motors question.......
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I'll look forward to seeing them.
[ 01-30-2002: Message edited by: thisistank ]
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I'll look forward to seeing them.
[ 01-30-2002: Message edited by: thisistank ]
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How about Eickert manifolds? Full-length runners, and dry all the way to the tip. Since they are cast aluminum, I don't know how much power they can take, though. I would call Eickert and talk to Brett or Keith.
Oh - they're LOUD, too. Very
Oh - they're LOUD, too. Very
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Tank,
Even though the Gils have the water inlet at the base of the riser, the water exits the riser at the end. They are a tube within a tube, so water is not being dumped into the exhaust at the base. Sure most of the exhaust brands are this way. Naturally a riser for a silent choice system is going to be shorter than a straight thru hull, so water is introduced closer to the bend with the choice exhaust. Look at my "blower power" pic. Gil risers with silent choice. No reversion problems.
Jerry
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Even though the Gils have the water inlet at the base of the riser, the water exits the riser at the end. They are a tube within a tube, so water is not being dumped into the exhaust at the base. Sure most of the exhaust brands are this way. Naturally a riser for a silent choice system is going to be shorter than a straight thru hull, so water is introduced closer to the bend with the choice exhaust. Look at my "blower power" pic. Gil risers with silent choice. No reversion problems.
Jerry
http://community.webshots.com/user/us1fountain
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