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more of a thrust problem (ie weakness and hesitation)not a tuning problem. sorry that was a bit confusing. engines are strong and respond to throttle input crisply.

hey everyone, i'm having what i hope is a small issue with my 1800. i've owned it for about 1 year now and really have no complaints however from the beginning it always seemed to pull to the left somewhat along with some cavitation upon take off.. last fall i gps'd about 48mph which read...

advance auto has a bumper trim paint or bumper coating in a black like color and it works perfect. very close match to original and semi translucent. make sure the windshields are clean. don't sand. i'm telling you this stuff is perfect for those.

sounds silly but my boat( the starboard engine) does the same thing when the fuel is low.. not empty but low. Past the point of the reserve but when i look at the tank i can see fuel four five inches up.

greatlakesskipper.com has a couple, but i don't think they will work for your boat.

uh oh i had to "limp in" on one engine last week for about a 1/4 mile at just over idle speed. do i have a ruined engine that is full of water sitting in my garage. i remember reading about blocking off the lines, but i thought that was over 15mph or so.

greatlakesskipper.com has some seat backs that are well priced but i don't know if they will fit our boat.

ebay of course. Valspar green plastic spray paint that matches very well to the handles, glove box steering wheel and such. advance auto has a bumper coating spray paint that really works well on the black wind shields. no prior sanding to the plastic however just clean it very very very well...

try very carefully to drill small holes on either side of the cracks and use a stainless wire to stich or twist it snug. twist on the under side of the panel then tuck it under. Then use some plastic specific epoxy to embed the surfaces along with the 'stitching'. OR........ cut out some...

maybe some sort of thick flexible paint or coating.

i know someone who is really good and might be able to duplicate the decals with photos. pm me.

lake livin' in NC yes, sorry i didn't see your post earlier. I live in morganton,nc. we have lake james which is phenom!! 6500acres 150mi. of shore line. very deep and extremely clear. lake norman is only about 35 min. away. much bigger, but more crowded. there are also a couple of...

you may check with kosmic signs and designs in butler pennsylvania. check on the web for the number. the owners name is shane. i bet if you can find a good picture of the decal along with sizes he could make you one.

there was a nice one on ebay this past friday. it might have been sold already. the bid was around $100. check and see and keep an eye on it maybe it will come around again.

i'm not sure if this will help but i raced motocross for years and i had a bike do that to me before and it ended up being basically jetting believe it or not. the premix was not getting completely burned and was building up on the carb slide which is the butterfly on these carbs. it would...

thanks guys, combination of all worked. got it back in and sealed up. The silicone is taking a bit longer to firm up due to a cold spell over the weekend. i'm gonna put it in and check for leaks one evening this week. thanks for all the help.

That could work as well. i really appreciate all the responses.

yes, thank you that helps. i have the six bolts/screws off. i've been gently prying but was afraid to keep that up. i was not sure if there was a hidden bolt or screw connection i was unaware of. i don't have a good way to heat that up so i hope i don't need to. thanks again.

i made the mistake of following through with a brilliant idea i had to remove the ride shoe to re-seal along with the pump/ride shoe seal. well, i can't get the dern thing off and have already started. any ideas.............please help.

what type of inline oil filters do i need for a 97 challenger 1800 (twin 787) does autozone or advance have something?