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Great picture of a couple of very happy fans Gene.

Some of the early Sea Ray's & others of that vintage & older, had a stamped aluminum plate affixed on the inside of the transom.

Welcome aboard Austin. Relax, ask, and enjoy.

Yes & Yes. Chris

Have a good one. Howie

Happy Birhday John.

There were a couple in the selling section recently

By the time you buy quality plywood, resin, paint or another type finish. Starboard or the like, won't look quite that expensive of an alternative. No rot no muss, cut it, fit it and be done.

Vince here's an interesting link of what others have to say on the subject: http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/sternd ... 17438.html

Rochester Quadrajet and Edelbrock go hand in hand. Same basic carburetor that has been standard oem on small and big block GM engines for many years. (including marine applications) As far as improving over all performance and economy I truthfully can’t answer that one for ya. Although I will say for overall day in and out use and trolling I would personally take a Quadrajet/Edelbrock over a Holley.

As Bill said there is really nothing to gain in my experience except added grief, down time and expense especially when time is money. A properly tuned carbureted engine will troll and preform just as well if not better than the injected version with the ability to readily and economically repair a problem if it arises.

fintec Check your pm's

Stringer or Cobra?

Teleflex part # 27484 for the bezel kit. Or all from Uflex: Uflex part #'s ufl-k46 cable adapter ufl-x34 bezel kit

Springs around the corner.

There's also an other discussion on this topic here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15608

Check your pm's Steve.

Outdoors Blog Fishing, Hunting and More by David FiguraResults from the Bass Pro Shops ice fishing derby on Owasco Lake By David Figura/The Post-Standard February 15, 2010, 5:29PM The following are the results from the Bass Pro Shops ice fishing derby held on Owasco Lake this past Saturday (Feb. 13). The cash prize breakdown is listed afterward. Overall Lunker: Mike Toppe, 11.78 lb., lake trout Lake Trout Division - 1st - Mike Toppe, 11.78 lb. - 2nd - Harold Farrell, 9.78 lb. - 3rd - Mike Sweet, 3.07 lb. Northern Pike Division - 1st - Carl Ericson, 9.85 lb. - 2nd – Saxton Merrick, 7.38 lb. - 3rd – Mike Marshall, 7.32 lb. Walleye Division - 1st – Mark Passarello, 3.11 lb. strong>Perch Division - 1st - Billy Green, 1.56 lb. - 2nd – Joel Stiles, 1.44 lb. - 3rd – Edward Jackson, 1.14 lb. Kids Gamefish - 1st - Ben Stevens, 6.84lb., northern pike - 2nd - Jake Ericson, 5.82 lb., northern pike - 3rd – Hunter Truman, 5.37 lb., northern pike Kids Panfish - 1st – Darren Vatter , 1.08 lb., perch - 2nd – Jessica Bennett, 0.92 lb. perch - 3rd – Brandon Lester, 0.76 lb., perch CASH AWARDS: Lunker - $470 Adult all 4 categories- 1st - $155 + $25 Bass Pro Gift Card - 2nd - $103 - 3rd - $65 Kids both categories- 1st - $21 + $25 Bass Pro Gift Card & Kids Tackle Package - 2nd - $13 + Kids Tackle Package - 3rd - $8.50 + Kids Tackle Package

Yep

If I had to guess It looks like the dumping grounds off Big Bay.

Good point if your talking a go fast type boat such as a bass boat or other higher speed outboard application. But on a standard factory I/O you will seldom not see the bottom surface of the cavitation plate and trim tab in contact with the water.

Stan

Happy Birthday Mike

Yes to all the above C.B.. Bolt it, wire it up & go. There normally a relatively easy install.