Mercruiser Alpha 1 Gen II production years?
Does anyone have information on when the Alpha 1 Gen II was first intorduced?
I 'm looking for a lower unit for a 1988 Wellcraft 264 Antiqua and *I thought* that would be a plain Alpha I. I thought the Gen two wasn't introduced until after 1990, however, I've recently seen an avertisement for an identical model/year boat claiming it has a generation two outdrive. Any help in this manner is appreciated. Bob Dimond |
Mercruiser Alpha 1 Gen II production years?
88 would be an original alpha. I think it was late 90 or early 91 when the
gen 2s came out. "Bob D." wrote in message ... Does anyone have information on when the Alpha 1 Gen II was first intorduced? I 'm looking for a lower unit for a 1988 Wellcraft 264 Antiqua and *I thought* that would be a plain Alpha I. I thought the Gen two wasn't introduced until after 1990, however, I've recently seen an avertisement for an identical model/year boat claiming it has a generation two outdrive. Any help in this manner is appreciated. Bob Dimond |
Mercruiser Alpha 1 Gen II production years?
Thanks, Lawerence. I thought the gen II's cam later too. I don't know if
the guy selling an identical boat is mistaken or upgraded his transom assembly to accomodate a Gen II. Bob Dimond In article . net, "Lawrence James" wrote: 88 would be an original alpha. I think it was late 90 or early 91 when the gen 2s came out. |
Mercruiser Alpha 1 Gen II production years?
I don't know for certain but I think you can install a gen two on original
transom assembly. I do know the cutout is the same. The upper and lower are not interchangable with the originals though. Gen 2 lower only works with a gen 2 upper. "Bob D." wrote in message ... Thanks, Lawerence. I thought the gen II's cam later too. I don't know if the guy selling an identical boat is mistaken or upgraded his transom assembly to accomodate a Gen II. Bob Dimond In article . net, "Lawrence James" wrote: 88 would be an original alpha. I think it was late 90 or early 91 when the gen 2s came out. |
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