A few quick squarenose questions

SkiDaddy

Just Havin' Fun!
Location
Orange City, FL
I may have found a cheap 1990 square for the summer. :Banane09::bananapowerslide:

Is the pump/driveshaft/coupling the same as a roundnose? Can I just drop a 701 or 760 straight in, or what wil I need to change? Motor mounts maybe? Would a stock roundnose prop be an improvement over a stock 1990 prop, assuming both in good shape?
 

WAB

salty nuts
Location
coastal GA
Would a stock roundnose prop be an improvement over a stock 1990 prop, assuming both in good shape?
No, they both suck equally. I've heard the stock stainless blaster prop is a good upgrade over the SJ's OEM alum paperweights.
Welcome back Bob! :fing02:
 

SkiDaddy

Just Havin' Fun!
Location
Orange City, FL
OK, I'll let ya'll know. I may be bumming parts in a few weeks to make an old 650 run half decent.:aargh4:

BTW, when ya coming down to ride Scootie?:poke: Nick made it last Saturday, to the rough hare scramble loop. He stayed right on Bill's tail ('09 300) too.:biggthumpup:

Doing Ocala Saturday if anyone's up for it....
 
The threads on the shaft are smaller than what is on the coupler. A new coupler would just rattle around with no thread engagement. It's probably 3-5mm smaller.


oh oh oh I see....

I think bob meant did he have to change out any of the drivetrain parts...you know, like remove 650 and drop in 701...


its ok though, I know youre an engineer :eek:uttahere::nana:
 
OK, I'll let ya'll know. I may be bumming parts in a few weeks to make an old 650 run half decent.:aargh4:

BTW, when ya coming down to ride Scootie?:poke: Nick made it last Saturday, to the rough hare scramble loop. He stayed right on Bill's tail ('09 300) too.:biggthumpup:

Doing Ocala Saturday if anyone's up for it....


yeah he said it was a good time.......Ill make it one of these days..I have to be an adult til the end of the month and finish up a bunch of CE credits..



we rode ocala a few weeks back....once was enough for me, it was kinda boring


just looooooooooooooooong open stretches and deep sand
 
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