Little Tommy

Just got confirmation from a buddy at Mercury Racing that they are finally going to relaese the NXT Drive seperatly for all of us that do not want to buy a complete package.
I can tell you from experience a couple summers ago when I was testing the drive in one of Mercurys test boats. Mercury had a 36 BAJA w/ a single 700 and an NXT drive. Part of the routine was to try to break it. In trying to break it we would hole shot it from a dead stop. We tested it for months under those kind of conditions - It Never Broke....
Price starting at 20k each.....

2112

Is that with the transom assembly?

BZ

will it fit a std. bravo cut out???

2112

+1

Does it use a specific bellhousing and inner transom plate or the same as a bravo?
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Little Tommy

You will have to get a whole Gimble assembly per drive and sorry guys, never said it was going to be cheap!! LT

Beak Boater

Dont know about the cut out, but you will have to run the NXT transmission, no shifting done in the drive.

boatfreak

I'm sure it will need a different cut out. I've seen the 700 boats at the A.T. factory and they do have a different cut out. I would love to fit a couple of these babies on the backside of my 37.

c_deezy

iTrader: (1)

For what you would be getting into cost-wise, it would seem some Areneson's would be the more cost effective upgrade to a Bravo.

ROADHOG

3 XR's For the price of one. Not counting on labor and Props

Jassman

and 3 time's the failure's....spend the coin..it's worth peace of mind.