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Lake Mead / Re: Jet Boat Church @ Mead
« on: May 30, 2014, 09:31:42 AM »
Cool cya guys there
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j/kWhat is it that I am not understanding? After reading this method I still don't understand how that will help my engine placement vecause I still don't know the distance between the flange of the driveline and the block. It helps with alignment but not forward and aft engine placement.part of your alignment has to do with we're your engine sits and how far forward and back. 8 1/2 inches is typical but every boat is different with width if stringers twist some rails on one side is slightly lower then the other due to the boat etc etc.
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Yeah...until it flew awaytjats twice now 👎
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Is that your alternator sitting on your k itching counter???ueah when I got home a buddy wanted to see a pick so slapped it in the granite countertop
I'm not sure about us but I know onegps now your taking the fun out of things mr camp director. I look at it this way if I can stumble back to the bates motel I'm good to go
SCJB sparkly jet boat owner that will
be there with bells on. Alls I can say is
look out Dumas Walkers, and somebody make sure he has a gps at
closing time ! It's dark out there.
ha ha ha...
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I was wondering if I can do this if I dont have a flywheel and crankshaft installed. I have done a lot of searching on this subject but haven't seen if it can be done without those parts. Is there a measurement from the jet input shaft to the rear of the block that will get me close. If I had those parts I think I could have been done by now...anyone have a junk crankshaft?yeah depending on what drive slime your boat is running and pto
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The shoe doesn't only load the pump but also adds lift. When you add lift the boat needs something to rock back on. That's where the ride plate comes into play. If you are going to cut the intake for the shoe why not do the plate too. It's only going to help. Especially with that big boat and more power.
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I'm agreeing with jake 👍
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whit ford flex is a buddy of mine with the orange and white spectra 20
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i kinda want to keep it all together. But I'll let you know if I decide to part it out.thanks
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Just got back from being at lake naci for 5 days. While it was low theres still plenty of water there!so you made it to the narrows or Los topples 😜

