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82wake2001
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Posted: May-08-2008 at 5:22pm |
What would the benefits of replacing my old flame arrestor be??
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Joe
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Your boat may not blow up if it is properly installed, as in backfire ......
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TRBenj
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If the old arrestor is clean and not damaged, there are really only 2 reasons I can think of to replace it.
1) Looks. 2) Clearance. When you add a taller intake manifold, you may encounter motorbox clearance issues, which can be addressed in part by installing a shorter arrestor. If youre looking for a performance upgrade, save your money. Arrestors in general arent very restrictive and you wont see a noticeable gain by swapping it out (or even running without one). Like Doc alluded to, always use a USCG approved arrestor (not an air filter). Like its name suggests, it will contain flames in the event of a backfire. |
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82wake2001
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sounds good now that my interior is almost finished i kind of have the bug. Just thinking of things I can approve on the boat...
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Joe
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