SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Jet Pumps => Topic started by: odis on July 24, 2015, 10:24:17 PM
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Any one have or know where i can buy or rent a Berkeley template 203-H-02520.? The old man has been collecting parts to build a river boat for alot of years and we are trying to help him realize the dream. He's 72 and want to fight the river one last time. I myself have never messed with a jet boat. But doing my best to geter done. We need to cut a hole in the right place the first time !! Any suggestions are appreciated! Im not familiar with the jet comunity.
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Best to measure off the strakes, that way, the intake is as straight and level to the hull as possible.
What hull are you building?
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here: http://www.cpperformance.com/Instructions/150-H02079.pdf (http://www.cpperformance.com/Instructions/150-H02079.pdf)
And here: http://www.cpperformance.com/Instructions/150-H02155.pdf (http://www.cpperformance.com/Instructions/150-H02155.pdf)
Dan'l
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Here is a post I wrote a while back. Forgive me for being lazy and not retyping all of that.
Resetting intake housing
http://www.socaljetboats.com/index.php?topic=20323.msg230265.msg#230265
Resetting intake housing
Do you want to use the original Berkeley transom adapter or are you thinking about doing a setback and building transom plates? That decision will drive the fore/aft location of the cutout.
If you are set on the Berkeley factory install, I have the original Berkeley installation documents in PDF format. I will upload that this weekend if you want.
Good luck,
Joe
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Thanks for the reply! I forget what manufacture the hull is. I know they were not around long and its a one piece stamped aluminum hull. We are in the very early stages of the project. We hope to start striping down the hull in the next week or two. We just ordered a soda blaster to clean it up. I was told we would need that template to cut hull for the intake properly? And that they dont make them anymore. So I thought i would start looking for one now. If we truly do need it? I will post more information about the model of the drive ect. As I find out more about it. Just got all the stuff droped off to me at the shop. Along with the olds 455. But haven't had a chance to look it all over yet. I think the old man is still a little stuck in the 60-70's and im already thinking there must be a better ignition system than the old points distributor.? Also wounding what carb would be good for that 455? Would appreciate any input on that as well.
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I think the old man is still a little stuck in the 60-70's and im already thinking there must be a better ignition system than the old points distributor.?
A period correct build would be awesome. Consider a Vertex magneto. They are self contained and trouble free.
Don't forget to post pictures!
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1974 19 ft Crestliner
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Crestliner still sells boat Richards boat center Lancaster ca
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Sorry guess i miss understood him. Maybe he was referring to the one piece aluminum hull? No matter..