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    Thanks for the kind words. I'll get more pics and info up soon.

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    All the hardware on the boat was stripped and clear anodized. No more peeling purple powder coat. You can see the exhaust holes have not been drilled yet. I wanted to make sure the pipes would come out above the wing plates on the box and not interfear with the swim steps at all.
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    Ok, the holes are cut now. Anyone who has ever done this knows what a pain it is. A 5-1/2" hole saw will make kick your ass if your not careful.
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    Here is the motor that was going into the boat first. 540 ci BBC with dart pro 1 heads and a 3.3 whipple. Estimated 900-950hp.
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    [QUOTE=Menace Marine;6762]All the hardware on the boat was stripped and clear anodized. No more peeling purple powder coat. You can see the exhaust holes have not been drilled yet. I wanted to make sure the pipes would come out above the wing plates on the box and not interfear with the swim steps at all.
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    Who did your clear anodize? I need to get mine redone?
    second place is the first loser

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    [QUOTE=convincor;9956]
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    All the hardware on the boat was stripped and clear anodized. No more peeling purple powder coat. You can see the exhaust holes have not been drilled yet. I wanted to make sure the pipes would come out above the wing plates on the box and not interfear with the swim steps at all.
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    Who did your clear anodize? I need to get mine redone?
    I used a place called Mid Valley Anodizing in Burbank Ca. Any anodize shop should be able to handle it Just do a quick google search for someone in your area. Just remember the parts need to be polished first and cast parts don't come out well.

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    You guys are all over it. Looks great and very nice work. Super clean looking install.

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    Thanks
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    Such a cool looking, fast boat. I love it! Great work so far.!!!

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    Did I miss the numbers on the video, what kind of power is that 14-71 making?

 

 

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