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Tech Talk => Outboards => Topic started by: Blown R/T on June 20, 2015, 08:57:59 PM

Title: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 20, 2015, 08:57:59 PM
Thinking about picking this up and I am willing to pay for somebody's time to go with me to look at it and make sure it's in good shape...  Anyone who knows about outboards interested?  Glenn??  😜


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: SuperJet on June 20, 2015, 11:52:49 PM
Go for a test drive. At the very least compression test on the motors. Power heads can be pricey, esp if those are 2 smokers


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: GT Jets on June 21, 2015, 09:02:47 AM
Where at?
X2 on the compression check.
You will also want to give the motors a wiggle. This should have solid motor mounts IMO.

GT
Title: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 21, 2015, 04:25:00 PM
Where at?
X2 on the compression check.
You will also want to give the motors a wiggle. This should have solid motor mounts IMO.

GT
Near Dana Point.  Your profile says you're in Morgan Hill which isn't feasible to drive 6+ hours down to SoCal  haha  I guess I thought you were closer


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 24, 2015, 11:18:00 AM
The other boat I'm looking at is pretty much the same boat but with a 468 BBC/bravo 1 set up.  What are the pros/cons of twin outboards compared to a single I/O?


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 24, 2015, 12:09:24 PM
Pic of the I/O


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: GT Jets on June 24, 2015, 02:55:16 PM
IMHO I would go with the I/O. You simply cannot miss with an I/O.

JMHO.

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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Broke Dog on June 24, 2015, 04:29:54 PM
If your  going with eggbeater's I would call Dave at DCB & set up an appointment & have the boat checked out = motor's, control's ,transom strength etc etc / DCB should have a flat $rate$ for that= it will be worth it = every time I have dealt DCB they are very fair & professional / If you are going with an I/O I would call Greg at GS Marine in Norco & have the boat checked out . A Little $$ out of pocket now could save you a lot of $$$ later !!
Title: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 24, 2015, 06:30:56 PM
IMHO I would go with the I/O. You simply cannot miss with an I/O.

JMHO.

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Ok perfect...  Thank you!


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 24, 2015, 06:32:43 PM

If your  going with eggbeater's I would call Dave at DCB & set up an appointment & have the boat checked out = motor's, control's ,transom strength etc etc / DCB should have a flat $rate$ for that= it will be worth it = every time I have dealt DCB they are very fair & professional / If you are going with an I/O I would call Greg at GS Marine in Norco & have the boat checked out . A Little $$ out of pocket now could save you a lot of $$$ later !!
The issue with having Greg check out the I/O is that the boat is located in Havasu so unless I talk him into taking a road trip with me, that's not exactly ideal.  Can anyone recommend a shop in Havasu I could take it to when I head out there to check it out?


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: bkplesh on June 25, 2015, 01:36:45 PM
Depends on what outboard motors you have on the boat,brand and size? with the twins you got double the motors to maintain. The twins are  nice if one motor goes down you can still get back to the dock. And the twins are lighter than the i/o. The twins are going to be a lot louder than the i/o is. Being that I have twins and had 13 years of good luck, until now and have to rebuild one. Most people can work on a chevy motor.
Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: bkplesh on June 25, 2015, 01:57:26 PM
Is that the one you're looking at, 26 footer with the vinyl wrap with the twin Johnson's 300
Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: Blown R/T on June 26, 2015, 12:19:34 AM

Is that the one you're looking at, 26 footer with the vinyl wrap with the twin Johnson's 300
That's the one


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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
Post by: H20Nut21Bahner on June 26, 2015, 05:04:19 AM
The issue with having Greg check out the I/O is that the boat is located in Havasu so unless I talk him into taking a road trip with me, that's not exactly ideal.  Can anyone recommend a shop in Havasu I could take it to when I head out there to check it out?


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Al's outboard service. If you go that route, call ahead of time and make an appointment
Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
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Title: Re: 2001 Eliminator Daytona
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