bravo assemblies..HD? HP? Standard??
11-27-2010, 11:26 AM
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bravo assemblies..HD? HP? Standard??
OK, I thought I knew the difference, but maybe I dont..can someone pleassseeee explain the difference, and pics would be helpfull too..I know hp have the dimples in the bellhousing correct? Do the HDs? ......
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11-28-2010, 10:37 AM
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stlliberator,
If you are talking about the transom assy.. the easiest way is to look for trim senders on the hinge pins. If they are there it is a standard. If they are not and you see SS hing pins bolted in from the outside. It is a HP gimbal and helmet.
I am not familar with HD? And not sure if some had dimples and some did not. It is for clearance of the upper pin ubolt, I believe.
If you are talking about the transom assy.. the easiest way is to look for trim senders on the hinge pins. If they are there it is a standard. If they are not and you see SS hing pins bolted in from the outside. It is a HP gimbal and helmet.
I am not familar with HD? And not sure if some had dimples and some did not. It is for clearance of the upper pin ubolt, I believe.
12-03-2010, 03:46 PM
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stlliberator,
If you are talking about the transom assy.. the easiest way is to look for trim senders on the hinge pins. If they are there it is a standard. If they are not and you see SS hing pins bolted in from the outside. It is a HP gimbal and helmet.
I am not familar with HD? And not sure if some had dimples and some did not. It is for clearance of the upper pin ubolt, I believe.
If you are talking about the transom assy.. the easiest way is to look for trim senders on the hinge pins. If they are there it is a standard. If they are not and you see SS hing pins bolted in from the outside. It is a HP gimbal and helmet.
I am not familar with HD? And not sure if some had dimples and some did not. It is for clearance of the upper pin ubolt, I believe.
