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What did you pay for the a20 ?
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Originally Posted by tinman565
(Post 2870835)
What did you pay for the a20 ?
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Don't you need the ITS alignment tool for the long snout coupler? That's what I was told so that's what I got. I know where to get them for $135.
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the tool or the coupler ? you gonna tell me where...or is it a seeeeekwet ? lol
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post 20,couplers, they can order the alignment tools also:drink:
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Originally Posted by tinman565
(Post 2871005)
the tool or the coupler ? you gonna tell me where...or is it a seeeeekwet ? lol
http://www.mercstuff.com/page16.htm |
Rob, I have the A20's in my boat. They all break every now and then.. I had to replace one when one of my old IMCO's decided to check out and lock up and spit the u-joints out... :eek:
Since they're steel it makes alignment a little bit more difficult than the alum. but no so bad... After re-rigging my engines and doing the new L-angle and drilling, doing the alignment was pretty easy. Also, alignment was done with the regular Bravo tool.. If you have ITS you need a different tool, otherwise it's the same. As for yourself, you have offshore mounts so there's not really any alignment you need to worry about. a 1/16" wont show up on the alignment tool. The best way to check that you are going to be ok with offshore mounts is to check run-out on the coupler before you install the engines. If you're alignment changes drastically when you're bolting the offshore mounts chances are the alignment wasn't perfect to begin with. ;) |
Originally Posted by Panther
(Post 2871145)
Rob, I have the A20's in my boat. They all break every now and then.. I had to replace one when one of my old IMCO's decided to check out and lock up and spit the u-joints out... :eek:
Since they're steel it makes alignment a little bit more difficult than the alum. but no so bad... After re-rigging my engines and doing the new L-angle and drilling, doing the alignment was pretty easy. Also, alignment was done with the regular Bravo tool.. If you have ITS you need a different tool, otherwise it's the same. As for yourself, you have offshore mounts so there's not really any alignment you need to worry about. a 1/16" wont show up on the alignment tool. The best way to check that you are going to be ok with offshore mounts is to check run-out on the coupler before you install the engines. If you're alignment changes drastically when you're bolting the offshore mounts chances are the alignment wasn't perfect to begin with. ;) Frank I usually play with the slack in the bolt holes,its pretty close,Yea I called Chris at Mercury racing he also said same tool,Ill prob regret not replacing the old original couplers.:drink: |
Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
(Post 2767934)
This is the old one 2001,its still good.:rolleyes:
The 2 are made different. |
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