Ready for Summer
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Projects aren’t done but I’m ready for summer.
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Several weeks of pretty brutal cold and snow, I’m sofa king ready for spring. But like liberator221 said I have barely started my projects and have a lot to do. Like whole new interior among other touch ups 🤦🏻♂️. Wife should be happy I just left the motors in the dam thing


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We are getting closer, putting on a pair of Imco SC's with -2 shorties and doing a repair on a Drive Guardian. Should be back together and ready by next weekend. Then just have to wait for Ice to melt!

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well, i'm waiting for you to let me know how those shorties work out !
my drives have about 1000hours on them , somethings going to give.
also a a very minor oil drip on the starboard motor, trying to decide if its worth digging into this again.

my drives have about 1000hours on them , somethings going to give.
also a a very minor oil drip on the starboard motor, trying to decide if its worth digging into this again.

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It's -4 here in Michigan and we are going to get another free load of hickory firewood today after it warms up a bit. I have 3 props here to test on the boat and a pair of headsets on the way but it's hard to get excited about boating when temp is in the negatives.

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Looks awesome, I'm looking forward to see how the shorties work. I will post results as soon as I have the info.
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It's -4 here in Michigan and we are going to get another free load of hickory firewood today after it warms up a bit. I have 3 props here to test on the boat and a pair of headsets on the way but it's hard to get excited about boating when temp is in the negatives. 

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i might not be able to wait that long. either i just gamble on them or i rebuild the whole drive and possibly sell the stock lowers later. i'm also confused about the lower gear ratio? i've got 1.36 ratio , dont know if thats good, bad or whatever?
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I went from 1:36 to 1:50 and it changed the way the boat drove in a great way. Most of my boating is on smaller lakes though so the 1:36 although not bad didn't work as well for me. With my new motor build I also jumped a prop to a 32, my 30 was bouncing off the rev limiter. I have been told the -2 will be helpful, they are still about 2" below the hull. I wish I could provide more data but have to wait until it warms up.