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"Ex Bayliner" post=804817 wrote:
Stern drive boat, 2" minimum, 2 1/4" maximum at the drive area, likely at least 1" all over the transom
Agree with this on a sterndrives boat. It can step down to a thinner layup out beond the transom shield area. Mine was as thin as 3/4-7/8 on the outboard upper areas of the transom.
Dave
Edmonds, WA
"THE FIX"
'93 2556
Carbureted 383 Vortec-Bravo II 2.0:1 18 1/4x19 P
"Ex Bayliner" post=804817 wrote:
Stern drive boat, 2" minimum, 2 1/4" maximum at the drive area, likely at least 1" all over the transom
Agree with this on a sterndrive boat. It can step down to a thinner layup out beond the transom shield area. Mine was as thin as 3/4-7/8 on the outboard upper areas of the transom.
Dave
Edmonds, WA
"THE FIX"
'93 2556
Carbureted 383 Vortec-Bravo II 2.0:1 18 1/4x19 P
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