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    WESTERNAERO
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    Hey, slow down. At the rate I'm getting shit done you're gonna win.

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    Hey, slow down. At the rate I'm getting shit done you're gonna win.
    Yes, I may win but your build is going to be bad ass...
    Last edited by 78Southwind; 12-16-2013 at 09:15 AM.

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    WESTERNAERO
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    What did you decide to do with the broken boss on the block?

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    What did you decide to do with the broken boss on the block?
    Just going to run it...this was the fix.

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    WESTERNAERO
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    yeah, I wouldn't worry about it. When you first talked about it I didn't realize your motor plates were connected to the water bolts also.
    Oh, and all that polishing you're doing, most miserable job on the planet. I hate doing that shit. Looking good though.

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    The first time I met Greg he was sitting in the back of his truck with a smug little smile. I was walking by and he says; "Hey, you gonna run that trailer queen?" I responded with my usual; "of course not". lol
    About 20 minutes later he was out on the water doing what he loved most. I didn't know him well, but I knew several of his friends and everybody seemed to love him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WESTERNAERO View Post
    yeah, I wouldn't worry about it. When you first talked about it I didn't realize your motor plates were connected to the water bolts also.
    Oh, and all that polishing you're doing, most miserable job on the planet. I hate doing that shit. Looking good though.
    Yep, I am getting my butt kicked right now. I think this will be the last time I do it myself. I paid to have my Southwind parts polished and I found out the hard way that it's worth every penny to have it professionally done. I cleaned the parts with steel wool, sanded with 220, 500 & 1,000 grit sandpaper, then I used a grinder and drill polisher with medium and fine polish. I am trying to get mirror polish out of it.

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    I dropped the boat of with Scott Schatz at S&S Performance and Marine. Here's a couple pictures of his shop and some of his projects.

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