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Old 11-30-2006, 10:35 PM
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Default MTI Cat winter build pic's new engine

XXXboatworks sent pic's of the engine he is puting together for me, going in the MTI Cat.

Thanks Raj,
they look awesome, blue was a good choice.

I will be getting to work on the paint soon, after the holidays.

I don't know why pic looks fuzzy !
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Old 11-30-2006, 10:43 PM
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Steve, what's up with the blurry pic? It didn't look that way when I sent it. Let me see if I can do any better
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better get working so it can show up for the fun run ...looks cool i may want one for my 74 ...
Old 11-30-2006, 11:06 PM
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better get working so it can show up for the fun run ...looks cool i may want one for my 74 ...
Thanks crazyotto

Looking forward to the fun run I will be ready . I should have my Aeromarine 57" Signature ready too!

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Raj

your pic's look better and I don't know why mine look like that !

Thanks for posting better pic's!

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Are you planning a clutch?
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Are you planning a clutch?
Yup, I'm putting a blue Bonzi clutch on it.
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I figured. As you know I used to have one and I can't imagine fighting a boat that big without one. 'bout like what those 2 highway patrolmen went through wrestling that 12 foot aligator over the naked crack head the other day. Did you hear about that[X(]
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XXX,

What are the dimensions of that twin? I need a power plant for my 60" 17 lb. cracker box.
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That Blue looks nice !! .
Keep us updated on the build.. Thanx, Tom H.
Sounds like this Fun Run should Be FUN !!!
Great Idea Otto..
Later, Tom H.
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Thanks Tom

I been reading your posts as well .
Very nice build you are doing too!

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Hi XXX...a question regarding the m-power water jacket. I notice you use them on most of your motor builds. They look a lot like the Bonzi jackets. Is there a tech difference why you use them vs. Bonzi. I know price wise they are about the same. Just curious?
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Hi XXX...a question regarding the m-power water jacket. I notice you use them on most of your motor builds. They look a lot like the Bonzi jackets. Is there a tech difference why you use them vs. Bonzi. I know price wise they are about the same. Just curious?
No real tech difference. M-boat is a new company and I thought I'd give them a try. They have impressed me with the quality of their parts and customer service. All the machine work is very clean (all done on a CNC)...no cheap castings or chinese knock off parts. I am now using mostly all M-boat cooling jackets, carb blocks, engine mounts and hardware. If the parts weren't top notch- I would not be using it. As far as Bonzi- I have no complaints and I will continue to use thier parts too.
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XXX,

What are the dimensions of that twin? I need a power plant for my 60" 17 lb. cracker box.
What are the dimensions of the twin ? How long is it ???
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XXX,

What are the dimensions of that twin? I need a power plant for my 60" 17 lb. cracker box.
What are the dimensions of the twin ? How long is it ???
It's 10 inches long from the back of the pull start to the end of the tapered crankshaft. Add another 2.5-3.5 inches if you are considering a clutch. The smallest boat I have put it in is a 55" vhull.
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Thanx XXX,
Since your web site is still under construction and there's no info, how much IS the twin 260 and dose it come with mounts?
Carlos Murphy
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Thanx XXX,
Since your web site is still under construction and there's no info, how much IS the twin 260 and dose it come with mounts?
Carlos Murphy
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As far as the web site being under construction....I don't think you will see any updates on it for sometime. I am swamped with boat projects and really can't see inviting any more business. The majority of my boat projects are pretty invloved (twin engines, inlines, gearboxes, paintjobs, fabricated custom parts, etc.) and pretty time consuming. I'm currently working on 10 boats and everytime I come close to catching up, it seems like I'm back in the hole again!
XXX
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The reward for hard work is....more hard work
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Steve,
Your all blue inline (with "GENUINE" zenoahs [8D] , M-boat mounts, M-boat jackets and Bonzi clutch) is almost done. I should have the all red inline done by the weekend. Man, what are you doing with all these inlines?!
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Steve,
Your all blue inline (with "GENUINE" zenoahs [8D] , M-boat mounts, M-boat jackets and Bonzi clutch) is almost done. I should have the all red inline done by the weekend. Man, what are you doing with all these inlines?!
Thanks Raj
Looks great ,with "GENUINE" zenoahs in blue can't wait to see the red ones.
Like I said, you can take your time, no hurry.

Inlines are something cool and new to me. I'm glad you can up with them.
I came up with a paint scheme for the MTI cat I think will be very hot! I hope!!!

Thanks again, Steve

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