It's better than the 0360. Lycoming is 180 and continental is 210. The lycoming is a lot cheaper to rebuild and a lot easier. But the continental is a sweet running engine.

I have a friend that runs one. He loves it and your right the weight to HP is great.

Which can also lean out next cylinder, the fuel flow thru the manifold is slowed down because of the weak cylinder. Number 4 could have been running lean.

Why did they have to call big Ron? Why not just empty your gun ?

Once a little rust starts and a pit forms cam wear goes pretty quick. Lycomings are more prone to do it too.

I mount mine on a strip of aluminum wide enough to mount the pomp on and long enough to slide to the transom under the back deck. I fasten the strip of aluminum with the hose and wiring attached to the bulkhead bar. I run drain up onto the back deck where I can see it.

While you had cylinders off for the rings, did you happen to look at your cam shaft and check it for wear?

Intake tube size

apg1387 I don't know what area you live in as you didn't fill out profile. There is a hydraulic shop in Fla. city where I get my hoses. NAPA can make cases for you. If your close to West Palm there is Mako hose.

I have talked to someone there, dont recall there name. They feel like i may be down on power. I have checked everything i know to check on the motor. It doesn’t burn oil or use coolant runs good, sounds good, timing is at 36* WOT, a/f ratios are good also. Iam at a loss kinda. I know this seems si...

Only one way to see if it will turn the old wood prop and thats to try it. As far as the composite goes if you have the money then you should go for it. I ran a sensenich Q and a whirlwind Excaliber on my 0320 when I had it. Loved how quiet the Q was and the way it pushed on the bottom end, it would...

Does it have one on it now? I always liked having a working manual pump on my 0320. Still had electric but didn't have to use it. With a manual you don't have to worry about the battery to keep it pumping.

Should be a great way to get addicted. Nice little boat that you will have a blast with.

I suggest remote control so you can run it from afar.

Bendix is a good pump. I have heard carter ain't what they used to be. I personally use a Bendix, not sure model number on both my boats. One has aircraft carb, one has a 500 Holley. Don't have a regulator on either boat. I have never needed one.

Everyone wants a little more HP. Best way to get it is a bigger motor. Different prop might be in order too.

I had to rebuild the cage on my latest boat after I stuck a frog gig in the prop. (I also had to get a new frog gig) The cage was DOM so I thats what I put back. It was the first time I used it and I was impressed. It welded easier and worked the same as conduit and was lighter in the end. I was at ...

My lights all use a 2 wire extension cord maybe 14 but probably 16 gauge. Use a regular house hold 29 amp receptical. I have used all sorts of lights and always came back to 4509 for the same reason that it throws farther. Right now I am using a 4509 LED replacement and I like it. It throws light al...

Rear seal isn't bad to change. Maybe 20 dollars for the seal
If you included your location in your profile you might find someone close to you that would give you a hand.

There are fewer Levis in my drawers largely because of price, I always wore Levis because of fit. over the years price got too high. I am not going to go out and destroy what I have with fire or guns, but the washing machine and life are taking care of it. I now end up at Kohls and have two pairs of...

Don't know what your calling a mini but 500 lbs of people 75 lbs of gear an two deer I would think your looking at 12 to 14 foot of boat.

You can also have those cylinders drilled for a second plug. If you filled out what location you live in someone might have been able to help you.

No a prop is either right or left.

How you going to run the boat with a gig in your left hand? You a yankee?

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