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Yes.:biggthumpup: Charles

Nice!:haha: Happy thanksgiving to you and your family as well.:smile: Charles

Sounds interesting!:biggthumpup: Charles

That's not bootleg at all.:smile: I believe except for the TBM, it's the best throttle lever out there. I have them on all my boats. Awesome lever!:biggthumpup: Charles

You said the "fact". Just because you say it doesn't make it a fact and a link to you saying it again doesn't make it a fact either. Your other link doesn't provide any good reason either. Saying that octane boosters contain industrial cleaning solvents shows a lack of understanding about the...

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99 or 100 motor octane would be plenty for 200lbs cranking compression on an unported motor. I don't believe you really have that much compression. What brand starter do you have in your boat? Charles

I don't know where you get that. Octane booster will not make race gas out of pump gas, but it will make pump gas useable in a higher compression motor in a pinch. Charles

10-32 Charles

Both KBB and NADA have skis. NADA is better for letting you add aftermarket accessories to add value. Charles

The multi channel is better but the single works well. The only real downside is that it is obsolete. If it dies and you can't find a replacement you'll have to buy everything except a flywheel to make the multi channel work. Charles

4272 Single channel digital. Works very well! Everything is compatible with the analog.:biggthumpup: Charles

2nd Nature's motor is a 760 62t cylinder that was previously(not so well) ported before being stroked. It was not the ideal starting point for this project. Having an uncut 61x cylinder will be even better. The reason Mark's boat works so well is the whole package. No one feature is...

Keep in mind that the shaking and vibration that caused your "in use" trigger to fail has been happening to your "spare" trigger as well. It might be a decent idea to do on a race boat as a last chance effort to keep a boat running in a hurry, but on a freestyle boat when you finally switch to...

Figured it wouldn't be long.........:rolleyes: Classy....... Charles

Your boat works GOOD.:bigeyes: Especially considering what's in it. Charles

Yes. Pull the bolts when epoxy is still green before it fully cures.:smile: Charles

If you have much in the way of case porting, you'll need to fill the area behind your stator also. That area gets paper thin when ported. Mine is in the oven curing as we speak.:biggrin: Charles

If the pole is prepped well, the mechanical fasteners are only used to keep things aligned until the adhesive cures. If you can get the inside of the lower cast piece down to bare metal before assembly, you will never break the bond if a high quality adhesive is used. I've always used...

Exactly. Charles