On my last boat I wound up polishing the exhaust AFTER the corrosion started, but once polished way easier to keep clean ( I ride salt water only). In this pic this pipe is 22yrs old.
On this episode we take a tired old carbon FS1 and set it up for small surf and creeks. Having always rode FX's, with 1 season on a '13 SJ I found I liked the tray size of the SJ but not the weight. Having modded a couple FX's I was facing more fiberglass work to get what I wanted. After talkin...
Yeah man electrical problems are best solved by "finding" the problem . I hate the ones that magically fix themselves like blown fuses that work just by replacing the fuse.
If you have a high quality vom,(like a Fluke) lift your + battery terminal and see if there is continuity between the lifted + cable and the hull. Then check other + (red) devices ,start/stop, starter,posts on start relay etc. for any cont. to the hull. Carbon hulls can be a nightmare for ground...
+ is getting to -. I'd suggest one at a time removing a ground from your ground stack, reinstalling the others as they were, and putting your volt meter in series with the removed ground ( black of meter to post/stack, red of meter to removed ground). Repeat whole process with each ground to...
Knowledge is king and I have none on subject. When designing a manifold for production these guys must weigh all options and I guess the benefit of lenghtening is out weighed. However if there is trait you're after I guess adding spacer allows you to accomplish that. Just curious what that trait is.
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