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Date Posted: - Saturday - 07/ 2/11 - 3:11pm
Author: Mark Aeolus M31
Subject: Exhaust plumbing
In reply to: Paul M31 #106 NJ 's message, "Exhaust temp is much lower than engine coolant temp" on - Saturday - 07/ 2/11 - 9:06am

Randall, glad to hear you could find the needed parts that easily. If I understand, you're going to put the loop aft close to the through hull. On my boat the PVC lift muffler is attached to the lower front side of the fuel tank, so the water that flows back into the muffler when I shut down is minimal (just the vertical rise to the underside of the cockpit seat.) Just make sure that if your muffler is lower than the loop your installing there won't be more water backing into the muffler than it can hold when you shut down. Hope that makes some sense? Mark

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