What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
05-04-2005 | 12:07 AM
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Re: What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
Originally Posted by rbtnt
Billet Marine has excellent top caps with water cooling.
Those do look nice.... I like the polished lowers
too on their web site.
05-04-2005 | 11:16 AM
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Re: What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
Bad,,, I think I would go to Max Machine and talk to the Boys,,, You are already in their back yard and they have been putting drives together for some big HP ,,,, they will give ya a good warrenty and are local..
Good luck with what ever you decide,,
RHC
Good luck with what ever you decide,,
RHC
05-04-2005 | 11:16 AM
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Re: What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
Bad,,, I think I would go to Max Machine and talk to the Boys,,, You are already in their back yard and they have been putting drives together for some big HP ,,,, they will give ya a good warrenty and are local..
Good luck with what ever you decide,,
RHC
Good luck with what ever you decide,,
RHC
05-04-2005 | 12:00 PM
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Re: What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
Originally Posted by RHC
Bad,,, I think I would go to Max Machine and talk to the Boys,,, You are already in their back yard and they have been putting drives together for some big HP ,,,, they will give ya a good warrenty and are local..
Good luck with what ever you decide,,
RHC
Good luck with what ever you decide,,
RHC
Do you have link by chance?
05-04-2005 | 07:58 PM
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Re: What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
Hillbilly,
I agree..too many letters without words going around now a days..
Bad,
I have not layed eyes on one of the new XR's yet.. so they may be right. Not sure why they would go back to the smaller Ujoint though? I'll do a some checking on that..
Dick
I agree..too many letters without words going around now a days..
Bad,
I have not layed eyes on one of the new XR's yet.. so they may be right. Not sure why they would go back to the smaller Ujoint though? I'll do a some checking on that..
Dick
05-04-2005 | 11:09 PM
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Re: What's the difference between the Xr and Xz
Bad,
I have not layed eyes on one of the new XR's yet.. so they may be right. Not sure why they would go back to the smaller Ujoint though? I'll do a some checking on that..
Dick[/QUOTE]
From what I was told they said the drive never fails at the U joints, so there for they dont need to be so oversized, they are still bigger than the stock Bravo but they fit inside the belows the same. I guess the biggest difference is the length. As far as the bearing, if you have the bearing with the red dot on the back side of it you can use any of the new drives. My bearing doesn't, I looked, so I'll get a three jaw slide hammer and yank that thing out of there.
I think I'm going to order a drive from Stern Drive Connection. Any one ever buy anything from them? 5700.00 for a Bravo Xr with a new top and remanned lower. I plan on buying an Imco lower anyways in the future and replacing it so that part doesn't bother me. The top is what usually fails anyways. I'll also order a billet cap with the shower built into it.
Maybe I can have you (Mr. Gadjets) put me together an Imco lower in the near future. Let me buy the drive now and when I get some more disposable income I'll finish it..
I have not layed eyes on one of the new XR's yet.. so they may be right. Not sure why they would go back to the smaller Ujoint though? I'll do a some checking on that..
Dick[/QUOTE]
From what I was told they said the drive never fails at the U joints, so there for they dont need to be so oversized, they are still bigger than the stock Bravo but they fit inside the belows the same. I guess the biggest difference is the length. As far as the bearing, if you have the bearing with the red dot on the back side of it you can use any of the new drives. My bearing doesn't, I looked, so I'll get a three jaw slide hammer and yank that thing out of there.
I think I'm going to order a drive from Stern Drive Connection. Any one ever buy anything from them? 5700.00 for a Bravo Xr with a new top and remanned lower. I plan on buying an Imco lower anyways in the future and replacing it so that part doesn't bother me. The top is what usually fails anyways. I'll also order a billet cap with the shower built into it.
Maybe I can have you (Mr. Gadjets) put me together an Imco lower in the near future. Let me buy the drive now and when I get some more disposable income I'll finish it..
