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[Guest]

Has anyone found a place to get exhaust risers for the Mitsubishi 130's ?? From what I've found out the riser/elbow is the same as what was used on the Chrysler 383's and 440 gas engines but nobody seems to carry the risers part # 3619925 that's the number that's on the risers that is currently on the boat. I'd think Barr or some other company would make them. I'm just not having any luck. We just bought the boat in Sept on 2010 and I don't know how old the risers are and was thinking I should replace them just to be on the safe side.

Thanks for any help you guys have.

Mike

[Corky42]

You might want to check with the folks at National Marine Exhaust in Marysville. 360 659 2983.

I replaced the two risers on my Hinos because I didn't know what shape they were in when I bought the boat.

I took a riser off and took it to them and they fabricated two for me out of Stainless Steel. Maybe a bit more expensive but they have a 5 yr warrenty and they treat you right.

I know they will be at the Seattle boat show so if you are going to it you might want to stop by their booth and chat with them.

Corky

[Guest]

I plan on talking to National Marine Exhaust at the boatshow, that's on my list for the show. I did call blueridge and they wanted $495 + tax for each side, I'm thinking that's on the high side. Can I ask what your risers cost from National ?? I wouldn't mind spending that amount for stainless......

[Corky42]

I just sent you a private message. Hope I didn't screw it up. I keep our boat at Anacortes Marina. Where is yours?

[Guest]

We rent part of a privite dock in Shelter Bay, Laconner. Love it there can spread stuff on the dock with no worries and the people are great, real quiet there also.

Thanks for the PM will check it out.

[kwb]

~$500/side seems pretty reasonable to me.

I would bet a Stainless Fabrication is going to be double that per side.

[capt._ron]

kwb wrote:
~$500/side seems pretty reasonable to me.

I would bet a Stainless Fabrication is going to be double that per side.

For a Hino that is pretty close, I would think a similar part for a Mit would be about the same. Good Luck.