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Old 05-17-2010, 09:59 PM
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This is an Alpha drive for a 454 mag. This is the 1.36 ratio which uses heavier duty gears compared to the 1.5 ratio small block version. 180 hours on drive. $old!
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Old 05-17-2010, 10:06 PM
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Gen I or GenII?
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Originally Posted by Irishtornado
Gen I or GenII?
gen 1!
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Are you 100% sure that the alphas that went behind BBC had stronger gears?? I always thought they are the same other then gear ratios..

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The original was a 1:32 the HD version was the 1:36 had both on my Pachanga 22.
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Its no bravo, but it is stronger than a 1.5. This is copied from the sterndrive.com site. I'm not going to pretend to be a drive expert because I'm not.

"Before the Bravo drive was introduced, Mercury mated the big block engines to an Alpha with a heavy-duty 1.50:1 drive (labeled HD 1.50:1) which really didn't hold up too well.
They changed the ratio to a 1.36:1 which held up better."
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Could you post up pics of the drive please. Or email [email protected]

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I'll get some up tomorrow. Sorry about the delay on the pictures!
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Another crazy day. Tomorrow I should have a normal day and be able to gets some pictures posted. Sorry for the delay on this.
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Hmmmm

how can ya ship?
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