How high above the water line should your exhaust be?
09-03-2003, 09:13 AM
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Havent measured, but I think a 15 inch drop would put the exhaust tips under the waterline. Many 302's had them raised to your heigth, Jon, and I'm thinking of doing the same to install external steering some year soon.
Why not just put flappers on the tips?
Why not just put flappers on the tips?
09-04-2003, 10:15 PM
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Originally posted by Audiofn
Rouxsterre Ya I hit all those places. Unfortunatly this year it has been by land not sea
Kind of had to put the boat on the back burner so that I could buy a house.
Jon
Rouxsterre Ya I hit all those places. Unfortunatly this year it has been by land not sea
Kind of had to put the boat on the back burner so that I could buy a house. Jon
09-05-2003, 10:04 PM
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Bad habit that is great to know as I the Stainless is at the top of my list when I am ready to do it. I have the 4" risers now so that is what I will stay with. They look a little odd but not bad.
Jon
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09-05-2003, 11:08 PM
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Jon, check your clearances carefully. I have the regular gil exhaust, and there is not an inch between the top of the exhaust and the bottom of the engine cover. Bad Habit has a single engine, which looks like it sits lower in the bildge than ours.
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