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Dayuum that sux, but looks like you will be good as new and on the water soon!
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Originally Posted by BBYSTWY
(Post 4862605)
I am noticing that even when looking at jesel shaft rockers...I have engine quest iron heads that are all ported and such...the spec sheet says "they moved to a 24 degree valve angle" which I'm assuming is what I need to know but can only seem to find them as being product specific like dart or world or brodix etc....need to do some digging/calling to figure it out...
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That is exactly what happened to a customer of ours. Bought a 42X from a big Loto boat dealer that claimed they did "valve jobs". All they did was float new springs and throw a set of rocker arms on it. 2 hours after he got it home a lifter took a dump and wiped the cam out. That was right in the middle of covid and the guy damn near lost a whole season while we tried to find a 700 cam.
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Originally Posted by TeamSaris
(Post 4863202)
That is exactly what happened to a customer of ours. Bought a 42X from a big Loto boat dealer that claimed they did "valve jobs". All they did was float new springs and throw a set of rocker arms on it. 2 hours after he got it home a lifter took a dump and wiped the cam out. That was right in the middle of covid and the guy damn near lost a whole season while we tried to find a 700 cam.
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Originally Posted by IGetWet
(Post 4863223)
Pretty sad how some brokers/dealers operate these days. Friend who also bought a 700 powered boat, albeit warmed up 700s, also had failures shortly after when he was told too ends had been redone very recently.
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I know that feeling as well. Was buying a new used boat and had it surveyed, but he didn't do engines. The broker wouldn't let me do a compression test so I hired the local mechanic to do it. Paid him $150 and found out later he didn't do the job I paid him for. He lost his compression tester adapter that I found later and never finished the job. The boat only had 50 hours on it and I found out later it had been sitting in a garage and never properly stored. I had so much rust in the bores they had to be honed out to get the rings to seal which required new pistons and of course I made some upgrades during the process. So $12,000 later ...
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Second motor is done and getting ready to go back in, just in time for Desert storm and supercat fest west in havasu then off to loto in june
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Beautiful!!
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