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That sounds like what I need...Do you have any pics on hand, that you could post?
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pic's look good I'll have to do some checking...Thanks for the info. Our boats a 29' Scarab...But my wife is set on a Fountain, she made me ask....Which is better a Scarab or a Fountain???
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Originally Posted by tomlesli
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pic's look good I'll have to do some checking...Thanks for the info. Our boats a 29' Scarab...But my wife is set on a Fountain, she made me ask....Which is better a Scarab or a Fountain???
I will also say that a twin 29 Scarab is my nemisis at the lake.......I finally saw one out one time although we were both badly loaded down with people and gear.....like 5 and 6 people each!.......he steadily inched away.......talked to him later he had the 300hp FI motors and I have the 270hp carb motors with a zillion hrs....its all good noticably picked up some low end with the Rev exhaust and about another 500rpm on top,(the Scarab race was pre Rev ) Im real happy with them, Id buy them again in a heartbeat. where are you guys from? |
We are from Utah! Thanks for your insight on the Fountain. My wife is happy....Maybe I should save my money for a Fountain instead of putting it towards an exhaust system.
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Theres nothing wrong with a 29 Scarab at all......but then again you gotta keep the wife happy!:drink:
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A very decent priced header for a standard Bravo configuration is the Unitop Header by CMI. This true header is an Elbow Top Header with a welded tail piece and they perform and look like an Elbow Top header.
We just sold a set the other day and it was the first time I personally had seen them. They are much closer in price to a manifold that other headers in the CMI line. So if you have a standard Bravo configuration, consider the Unitop Header. Great looks, performance and price for a true header! |
Originally Posted by nocigarette
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gen 111 stainless marine no question...............they will make make more power on a dyno and last a hell of a lot longer than tubular headers
They hold up to the constant heat cycles and vibration much better than headers IMHO.... |
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