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On Jul 31, 4:23*pm, H the K wrote:
wf3h wrote: Is FWC a significant advantage vs RWC? Seems to me it is...I remember seeing the Chesapeake being sucked into my engine at low tide on the Elk River. *Although this would happen to a heat exchanger in a FWC engine, the long term damage of corrosion, etc. seems much less. Is it worth making a decision regarding 2 comparable boats if 1 is FWC vs RWC? I would go for the FWC, and inspect or have someone inspect theheat exchanger and pipes very carefully. Some years ago, when I was looking at a center console boat with a an FWC inboard, I noticed it was equipped with a hose connection to flush the heat exchanger. I don't remember the details, but it wasn't very complicated. -- appreciate it harry...engineering wise it looks like a good idea to go with FWC. |
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