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 Feb 13 2010, 04:15 PM
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 Fresh Fish  Posts: 35 Boat: Enzo SV230  |
I'm considering upgrading the original SideSwipe exhaust on my SV230 to the new style as a DIY. I'm pretty mechanical and do all of my other repairs and maintenance. I was curious about the following:
1) Cost for the kit 2) Was there a spec sheet or installation guidance? 3) How long did it take? 4) Any hull mods required, or was it a 1 to 1 swap? 5) Any other supplies needed (i.e. new exhaust hose) 6) Was the sound reduction worth it? TIA for any info you can pass along! -Kappsized |
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Feb 13 2010, 06:09 PM
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 Can't surf hung over  Posts: 1,547 From: Lake Newell, AB, eh! Boat: Enzo SV230 |
Good question!
I'm interested in this as well. |
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Feb 13 2010, 07:29 PM
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 Buoy Chaser Posts: 225 From: North Carolina Boat: Avalanche C4 |
No idea on the cost. But I do know that they are direct replacements for the originals. More than likely the hardest part would be getting the Silicone to release between the tips and the gelcoat.
Have your dealer contact Shell at Fineline I am sure she can quote the price to them. |
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Feb 14 2010, 02:44 PM
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 Newbie Posts: 9 Boat: None Yet |
Shell Buchner at 209-384-0255 ext 20
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| The centurioncrew.com is not affiliated with Fineline Industries, Kal Kustoms, or Centurion Boats. | Time is now: 30th July 2010 - 05:16 PM |
Has anyone installed the new SideSwipe baffles as a DIY?
