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Jim,
Awesome solution, I love it. thanks for sharing.
Matt B

I just finished putting a 572 (9.4L) in my old suburban, this beast would be a great boat engine, 700 ft/lbs of torque and 625 hp all below 5200 rpm!!
Back to boat building, sorry about the deviation from approved forum content.
Matt B

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I ordered a roll of this heavy duty rubber material to secure exhaust hoses. Might work or it might be a bust. Matt B https://rubbersheetwarehouse.com/products/neoprene-rubber-strips-60a-medium-hardness?variant=21540262083¤cy=USD&network=g&device=m&keyword=&campaign=1473377428&adgroup=pla-2939...

I need a way to hold my exhaust hoses in place. The hoses are fairly rigid and curve nicely from the engine to the transom exits but I want to manipulate their path a little bit and need a strap or something to give a pull in a couple places.
Ideas?
Matt B

Your best design yet!
Matt B

Hi Bryan,
Nice to see your progress, good work. At this stage of a build I get to feeling overwhelmed with the challenge of bringing all the parts together. All part of the fun, enjoy!
Matt B

Nothing glued and screwed but a rough idea of my seat to pulley clearance. Keep your posts coming, always good to have another builders approach.
Matt B

Looks great Jim, I agree engine access through the back seat is a must to reach the front of the engine. How much clearance do you have from your water pump pulley to the back seat? I’m doing 2 inches of clearance on mine.
Matt B

Very nice,
Matt B

Looks like a good start.
Matt B

Moving along at a slow but steady pace.
Matt B

Moving right along there buddy. Looks good.
Matt B

Right side up or upside down, the boat is looking good.
Matt B

The sun gets to the best of finishes. Boat will look nice all freshened up for next spring.
Matt B

Keep up the good work, you never know who’ll finish this boat!!
Matt B