SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: COORS HEAVY on April 28, 2008, 12:49:39 PM
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http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/boa/656907335.html
WOULD THESE FLOW ANY BETTER THEN THE REGULAR TT LOGS I HAVE NOW?
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Tell him you want them pressure tested before you pay and yes they will ....... A dick in the butt will flow better than TT logs .
-beerjet-
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THANKS, SHOULD I ALSO PRESURE TEST THE DICK IN THE BUTT?
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THANKS, SHOULD I ALSO PRESURE TEST THE DICK IN THE BUTT?
:sly: yes......
-beerjet-
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more questions.....
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the questions being............. I dont know what brand exhaust these are, there is no markings on them. Both of them leak water as you can see by the water stains. Thought about getting gaskets but dont know what to ask for. Then ya guys have me wondering about the pressure testing thing. The other question being about replacing these with thru transom headers... will that make more HP than what I have ??? Mark
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Tell him you want them pressure tested before you pay and yes they will ....... A dick in the butt will flow better than TT logs .
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HAHA you funny man Omar!
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... The other question being about replacing these with thru transom headers... will that make more HP than what I have ??? Mark
YES.
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Those are early Berk pakajet center rize ,slightly improved flow they use 3" hose (vs 2 7/8) and will fit just about any where logs will . Kind of rare and and good looking ,if they arent cracked theyre well worth the "buck fitty" tom
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Hey Tom what about the exhaust I have pictured above, I dont know anything about them and do you carry the gaskets for them Mark
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Tom or Josh do you guys carry these exhaust gaskets and if not know where I can get them Mark
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Bump for Tom or Josh
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Did find out what style of exhaust these were. They are Kodiak there is a early and late, these are the early
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Did you check www.cpperformance.com ?
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On those you could make some gaskets real easy. Typically your local auto parts store carries some gasket material. Prefurably I'd use some Mr Gasket gasket material (.063") and cut em out with some shears. For under $10 you could make an extra set.
MRG-77A
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Yes Marc did end up checking out Cp, thats where I found out what kind of exhaust they were. They did have the gaskets also, so I just got em no hasle for me ya know, time is running short. Thanks Josh for the info also ;D Thot i'd let you all know in case anyone else ran into this type of exhaust, not knowing what the hell they were. Thanks again guys :D Mark