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chidago/ serves me right for not reading jeep's post carefully enough. He meant the intake
On my steve-modded drive I have the stainless grill he supplies - actually made from pieces of stainless wire but it works like a charm. On my stock (Graupner impellered) ones I have used the grill from a cheap electric mosquito swatter as somebody mentioned on the thread a while ago.Tiernan85/ glad you have found a cure. There must be a tolerance on these things and I'm just lucky my moulding just happened to be fine and it was only the fibre washer that needed modding. As everyone says, allen/cap screws are the only way to go for motor mounting. As I said before http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1507373854...84.m1439.l2649 is a good place to go for rapid delivery of cheap screws for people in the British Isles. |
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Was out for a few, test and tune again, satisfied with the trim, got a ,little more top end, went to .006 AFTER motor end play, on the impeller to stator clearance, wanted to get my endpoints and dual rate steering exact, AND found that the boat is unloading the jet after a spin, as it wants to drop the nose on a spin..lifts the back to far..have to let it settle to get water again, gotta change the CG aft some.
Excuse the vid, my daughter was trying to help, had it zoomed in too far. I will try more tomorrow, with some better vid..
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Mine was doing that too, so I've chucked a D cell battery near the motor hoping that will help. Won't know till I test it during my lunch break tomorrow.
Has any body tried these out? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/160862278095?redirect=mobile I'm thinking of getting a couple, if you have tried, where did you mount it? |
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Not used one myself as still haven't even got my boat in the water for the first time lol.
But seen this video not too long back of one of those in action. Seems handy. No clue where it was mounted though. http://youtu.be/Ms1JPbrBUuY?t=3m6s |
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Rim, I tried heating it, the plastic softens to bad to let the joint go..it aint the glue they use inside, so I gave up..but, a GREAT idea..lemmie know if you find a way to get it loose, please.
I finished tuning mine, problem is, its a shortie, cant do anything about that, and to keep the pump hooked up better, it would need waaay more hull, or a different design..my problem with everything is I take stuff to a extreme, and eveything has a limit by nature.. ![]() ![]() Water, by its nature, doesnt compress, and, volume cannot be scaled down, the engineering degree my father paid for, so many years ago, still works.. ![]() In the mid 80's I raced, pro, full size jets, and in the 90's I owned part of a jet boat facility, Tahiti Caribbean, great boats, was part of the parent company that owned berkley jets, Hardin Marine, who did all the jet conversions from normal market jet boat builders.. Vic Hardin was a good guy..died in the early 90's, family didnt pursue boats anymore.. ![]() Geez, I got long winded.. ![]() ![]() Anyway, I changed my CG a little, its done..short vid for ya, and a few pics of one of my Caribbeans.. ![]()
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