no, they have not updated their site.
some of us are still running adobe flash and can still read the site.
@Christopher H , my guess that is a mid 70's boat. Cruisers uses a lot of Balsa as core material (they still do). expect a bit of work on the hull
if those numbers are correct, you need a rebuild
new compression numbers are 150 psi. 130 psi and the motor is getting tired and will be down on power, 100 psi and it probably wont start
for DP drives - the ratio is as follows
2.15:1 are for V6's
1.95:1 are for small block V8's (you can also run a BBC on these)
1.78:1 are for diesels and BBC's
it is more efficient to run the correct gear ratio than to try to make up with prop changes
as stated, the upper trans is the exact...
removing the cap is a good idea. if your garage has open trusses, you can ratchet strap the cap to the rafter and raise it out of the way.
you can build a cradle between your trailer frame and hull if you need additional support.
my guess is it wasnt winterized properly.
however you need to drain the water jacket and pressure test it.
you may get lucky and it may only be a failed oil cooler, or its a cracked engine block, cracked heads and cracked exhaust manifolds from failure to winterize. the water jacket pressure...
BARR is the casting house that makes the OEM castings. so get Barr, Volvo or Osco
just unbolting the carb and bolting it back on wont affect a thing. suggest a new gasket between the carb and manifold.
only advice:
righty-tighty lefty loosy on the bolts.
outer two mounting holes on the...
Yes, tool along at 3500 RPM, cut throttle, key off and read plugs. I usually pull cylinders 1, 2, 7 and 8
If you are on a lake or in the ocean, no need to toss anchor. However if you are in a river, you may need to toss an anchor
Your friend doesnt know what he is talking about
Did you swap head gaskets to marine? Core plugs to brass or stainless, and switch to a marine circulation pump?
350 with vortec heads and stock truck/van cam is about 280hp. (260hp at prop) cam is almost identical to marine cam. Not sure where...
The transmission is the same for the 270, 280, and 290. The 280 and 290 are available with single and dual prop lowers.
The main difference of the 280 vs 290 is the tilt/trim and the mid section. Not the trans, and not the lower
