nordic95

Here is a picture of the corrected horse power next to the uncorrected horse power.

otis311

Good job, When you take on a project, nothing gets done half assed. Thats going to be one fast setup.

nordic95

Not as fast as my wallet emptied out.

Fast Forward

Wallet ?? You still have a wallet ??

nordic95

I need to sell that next to get new prop washers.

nordic95

2/17/06 Update

Here are some progress pictures.Finally got to paint the bilge area today.My new transoms and drives are being shipped this week so I can start some assembly next week.I also posted some of the transom that I stripped and painted last week.Spring is coming soon and its time to pick up the pace.I'll keep you guys posted.

Thanks Nordic95

nordic95

More pics

US1 Fountain

Nice job! Did you have any problem removing the stuff off the transom w/o damaging the gel? Sealing those holes with resin?

nordic95

Thanks US1
What holes are you talking about?The only hard part was removing the trim tabs.They were on with 5200,what fun.I used four or five spackel knifes and mineral spirits.I hammered little by little the knifes between the tab and hull and then would soak with spirits into the gap.Little by little the 5200 would let go until they came off.No damage what so ever.

pachangalpina

I am going through the same thing right now with my 89 Fever. I have just installed new T/As and since mine did not have hyd steering, I am working on that. I am still way ahead of my engine builder. So far ahead that I am thinking of removing the T/As and changing the cutout to raise my drives.

Something to think about if your x-dim is like most older Fountains (16.5 to 16.75). You may want to consider shorties or raising the cutouts and engines. There have been some good discussions on this in the Fountain forum. I talked to Marty @ Fountain and we discussed this at length and decided that 18 to 18.5" would probably be good on the older non steps as well.