Transom Repair ???
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Transom Repair ???
Never done this before & have some ideas. I have an Kona jet with a BBC that had the old exhaust logs thru the transom. Going with Stainless Marine with risers over the transom. I think the holes are around 2 1/2". Any suggestions ?
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Re: Transom Repair ???
You have to grind a bevel in the glass on the side of the drive opening. This way the glass has something to grap onto. I can not remember what the cut back is per inch of glass thickness but if I was to guess you will be grinding a slope away from the drive about 3" at leaste. Depends on how handy you are if you want to tackle this or not. It is what I would call a large job.
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Re: Transom Repair ???
There are also fancy plugs available to cover the holes when switching to OT exhaust.
http://www.cpperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=392
http://www.cpperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=392
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Re: Transom Repair ???
Originally Posted by Audiofn
You have to grind a bevel in the glass on the side of the drive opening. This way the glass has something to grap onto. I can not remember what the cut back is per inch of glass thickness but if I was to guess you will be grinding a slope away from the drive about 3" at leaste. Depends on how handy you are if you want to tackle this or not. It is what I would call a large job.
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Re: Transom Repair ???
Originally Posted by David
There are also fancy plugs available to cover the holes when switching to OT exhaust.
http://www.cpperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=392
http://www.cpperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=392
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