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Random Boat Parts For Sale / Re: Droop snoots
« on: July 05, 2016, 09:10:41 PM »
No sorry I sold it friday

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I have the same straight snoot for sale if you are interested. I bought it off another member from here and it turns out I needed the droop snoot. If your interested I'm located in Riverside and you can call anytime. My name's Rick 909 927 7891
Still have the straight snoot ? If so can you pm me. I'm new to this app and can't figure it out to well
Let me know if you need a hand .. Just finished rebuilding my 454 ... It does take patience .. And some $$$$ .. I have a few places that you can get a lot of the parts for pretty cheap and I'm not talking Chinese crap...
**** park moabi it's not a place to enjoy anymore the cock sucker thinks money grows on trees and has extraordinary rates for every ******* thing you do .. That piece of shit has his bitches walk around and collect $5 if u park anywhere in the channel .. I grew up at that place back in the day when the dam park was under water.. Good ole days are gone.. shit u can't even tent camp on the peninsula anymore ..suck a dick pirate dick.. Topock Route 66 is gnna be da spot,,
Park Moabi! Its the cheapest to rent spots on and you can leave it there hooked up.AC on,Frig on.They dont charge for hook ups just the spot. You can also inquire about a river front spot but if memory serves me I think those are weekly.
Perhaps it's possible that some debris went through the oil pump and got stuck in the bypass so it can't open.
hey how about I offer u something with a quarter of what your asking for? common be real
Trust me this isn't like the ones u have! China bikes are a whole other shitty world. This bike new was 2399$....I could use some billet battery trays, perko switch, tow toys, a wider tandem trailer! Lol
While you have it apart for rebuild, you may want to check to make sure you have the correct oil pressure sending unit to work with your gauge. Normally I would expect a big failure to drop the gauge to zero instead of peg to 80. I just rebuilt an engine for a guy who called saying before he started to oil prime with the drill it was at 80 psi, which is impossible since there would have been zero pressure at that point until the drill was turned. The needle went to around 40 psi on the drill motor, but while he was talking to me on the phone he tested my logic by slowing the drill motor and watching the gauge CLIMB. He had switched the engine from one boat to another prior to breaking it and bringing it to me, so the sender did not match the gauge, and also would have been giving false readings.
Well if it makes you feel better. Same thing happened to me Saturday. Just haven't pulled the motor apart yet. I know spun bearings when I hear them. Oh well gives me an excuse to upgrade. Good luck with your rebuild!
. I shut it off right away and got towed to shore and put it back on the trailer. I checked the oil before launching and it was full. I also checked it when i put it on the trailer and it was still reading full. Do you think i spun a bearing? Any input would be greatly appreciated thanksIt quite literally does not matter, but Berkeley recommends Hypoid 90.
I use Amsoil Extreme Gear 140 because I have it.
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I was there also doing all the lane closures. We pulled a 45hr shit and finally got relieved and then went back lastnight for some more lol
Let me get it started.
I was clearing out the burned out tanker wreckage and debris out of the 2 tunnel Underneath the I-5 Saturday night.
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