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New Power
Lil' NoBones (Kenny) has decided to re-power the 1987 23 Sceptre..
As some of you may recall he enclosed the transom and added a Hermco bracket last year. He has been running his 1998 250HP EFI Merc since.. Tired of having a Tanker follow him around the Atlantic Ocean to re-fuel every 10 hours, put a deposit down on a new 300 HP Suzuki (white one) from a local Suzuki Dealer in New Smyrna Beach.. What we would like to see is pics from Moose & Snookered and anyone else running a similar configuration on their fly by wire control box mounting. IE: Binnacle or side mount ? The 3.5 X 3.5 gauge mount as well.... What prop is working best.. He is agonizing over the four blade option.. Need to know what Sea Star adapter plate (Ram 5345) you guys used as well. He sold the Mercury in one day of advertising it this weekend, after taking the new owner for a 50 MPH boat ride Sunday.. . So he is like any kid that his baby is dry docked for the next week or two.. HELP.. Dad is on a mission. Thanks guys !
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Check IM for pricing. Mike is waiting for a call.
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Way to go Ken putting pressure on me!! Lil Ken is looking at the same engine I'm thinking of going with, just like Brian, Danny, Eric, Moose, etc. have already done, plus my "cheap bastard" hero JimC is thinking of finally letting go of his original serial #0001 Yamaha two smoker that came over just after the big one.....WWII!!! This Suzuki is on his list!!!!
I know how Lil Ken feels, my 3.0 225 EFI just won't break and it runs like a scalded ape, the only thing it breaks is the bank!!! I'll be keeping an eye on this thread! Seeya |
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I actually placed a call to Mike at IM earlier today...LOL! Waiting on his response.
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Side binicle is the way to go. The gauge sucks on the original dash if you have electronics in the way. My new helm is being built with a slanted face to accommodate all the stuff I wanted to always see. Depending on how light he is the 3 blade 16x18.5 Zuke prop is about as good as it gets but that all may change with the Hermco mount.
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My wheel and gauges are on the modified - slanted face. A lot easier to see stuff. I like my binnacle dash mounted.
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From this pic you can see how far back I am and why I dash mount would be difficult. It comes down to what style and configuration of electronics Ken is using. His runs may not be as long as ours on the west coast so he may stand the whole time he is running.
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Yep, that's the way it would work if I were sitting. Sitting, side binnacle. Standing, dash binnacle.
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My shop has been mayhem for the last week.....
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See ya, Ken © |
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Df 300
He should get the 18.5 stock 3 blade and have a beer and worry about North Korea! Briguy has the 20 with a bracket and because of the SF Console making the balance so far back, he still is at 5950. I'm barely getting 6000 with the 18.5. Kenny would get the Sweet spot with the 30 setback and clean water!
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