raising the riser
#1
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From: truckee ca
I have a stock 7.4MPI and I have taken the exhaust through the hull. I have experienced a hydraulic lock and I would like to either get higher risers or place a spacing block between the risers and the exhaust manifolds. Anyone have experience with this modification?
#2
I would not recommend playing around with the stock Merc. exhaust. The system is just not worth spending money on. You have to bite the bullet and go for aftermarket exhaust. It will be money well spent. You wont be sorry.
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From: Long Island NY.
He didn't say it was a reversion problem.
Baronbob, what happened? Was it reversion, or did water back up through the pipes when you throttled back? Or something else? You did a through hull conversion? Did you put flappers on the pipes?
The problem will determine what the soloution needs to be.
Baronbob, what happened? Was it reversion, or did water back up through the pipes when you throttled back? Or something else? You did a through hull conversion? Did you put flappers on the pipes?
The problem will determine what the soloution needs to be.
#6
Do a Stainless Marine Hi-Torque system w/ built in 3 inch risers( 3 inches taller than stock). You'll have no more leaky riser gaskets,take alot of weight out of the back of the boat and add a little power to the motor.
#7
Originally posted by baronbob
I have a stock 7.4MPI and I have taken the exhaust through the hull. I have experienced a hydraulic lock and I would like to either get higher risers or place a spacing block between the risers and the exhaust manifolds. Anyone have experience with this modification?
I have a stock 7.4MPI and I have taken the exhaust through the hull. I have experienced a hydraulic lock and I would like to either get higher risers or place a spacing block between the risers and the exhaust manifolds. Anyone have experience with this modification?
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