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I know these cost about 10 times as much, but they are better looking.
http://www.keitheickert.com/p-12578-...-flappers.aspx Just a thought |
Originally Posted by cigrocket
(Post 3361590)
I know these cost about 10 times as much, but they are better looking.
http://www.keitheickert.com/p-12578-...-flappers.aspx Just a thought You weren't kidding when you said 10X's as much!:eek: SI, If it were me, I'd keep both, especially if you ever anchor is water where there are large wakes/waves, it will help keep water out. I have both on the Nordic. Dean |
Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
(Post 3361629)
Man,
You weren't kidding when you said 10X's as much!:eek: SI, If it were me, I'd keep both, especially if you ever anchor is water where there are large wakes/waves, it will help keep water out. I have both on the Nordic. Dean |
How far above the water line are your exhaust?
If they are not that far above the water line I would keep them on. The closer they are to the water line the more likely you may come across a situation where there may be water forced back up there (i.e. in reverse, idling in water where a wave can get you from behind). |
I looked up the tips and silent choice. CMI Custom Marine. On the reciept it even says with internal flappers? Im suspecting the installer just put them on because they where on the old stock tips?
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Larry I have been in Mexico for the last few weeks and just saw this thread. When I had the Silent choice installed last year I had the tips replaced at the same time. They came with both the internal and external flappers.
I left the external ones on because I learned the hard way and lost a motor on my last boat from a flapper failure... |
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