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28 TE Repower Options
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EBlake
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28 TE Repower Options
I have a 1996 28 TE with original Peninsular 310 HP. I am exploring replacing this engine with a like powered engine that will fit and work without rebuilding the bilge. Looking for suggestions hopefully with specification such as ratios, prop, and etc. Or, directions to where I might obtain such information. Any and all information regarding gotchas, special consideration and, or good things is welcomed and will be appreciated.
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Sisu22
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Re: 28 TE Repower Options
I would start with getting really familiar with this series of vids:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWT662G ... dMarineInc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWT662G ... dMarineInc.
1994 TE 28' w/ Cummins 250
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EBlake
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Re: 28 TE Repower Options
Very nice selection of vids with a LOT of very good information, but could not find anything that drilled into the detailed specifications that would be immensely useful in selecting a replacement power train. Thanks for the direction, these will come in handy as I move forward with this project.