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Re: Minimum setback for E-Tec 150
According to the guy that works on my motor the difference between my motor and a 150 of the same year is 2 cylinders and 2 carburators which means the motor is taller. The way my transom is done ther is ample room for a 150 to fully tilt up. He had a 150 Ocean Pro under his shelter when my boat was there and he showed me that it would work.
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06-22-2007, 07:44 PM
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Re: Minimum setback for E-Tec 150
Thanks for the input folks. *Looks like a 28" - 30 " floatation platform in my future. *Found a guy a counties away that has made some of them before. *No idea on price and haven't seen his work yet. *Two VERY BIG deciding factors.
I'm jealous of the fishing stories and pics. *Maybe I'll take my V for a paddle this weekend. * *;) ;) ;) :-/  0" setback required, just lots of beer..
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06-22-2007, 11:14 PM
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Re: Minimum setback for E-Tec 150
My new system will idle at around 6 cans per hour, WOT is about 12 cans. Only problem is the support frame springs frequent leaks and won't stand up long at WOT ;D
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