Blowing outdrives - Why???
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From: EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ
check300,
there you go. you should be able to figure out the problem with what check said.
bottom line is your boat is to heavey. you are pushing to much weight. a 24 eliminater cat wieghs a 1/4 of a 30 sonic. do all you want. you will always blow drives. all the money you spent on drives could of gone to a set of speedmaster threea's. and you would of still had some money in the bank. and if you don't want the transmision then use a crash box.
Treadwell
there you go. you should be able to figure out the problem with what check said.
bottom line is your boat is to heavey. you are pushing to much weight. a 24 eliminater cat wieghs a 1/4 of a 30 sonic. do all you want. you will always blow drives. all the money you spent on drives could of gone to a set of speedmaster threea's. and you would of still had some money in the bank. and if you don't want the transmision then use a crash box.
Treadwell
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From: Sterling Heights MI
Carreraboat:
A crashbox is a type of tranmission that is unable to shift under power, i.e. the engine must be shut off when shifting. A crashbox is simpler and stronger than a "normal" transmission.
vtec
A crashbox is a type of tranmission that is unable to shift under power, i.e. the engine must be shut off when shifting. A crashbox is simpler and stronger than a "normal" transmission.
vtec





