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To make a long story short, my 1985 Evinrude 50 (2cyl) with a jet foot
attached just isn't quite enough to plane out 2 people at my 5000 ft+ altitude. So, lacking the funds for a new motor, I am converting it to the 60 hp version, or at least attempting to. I understand this will shorten the life of the motor and reduce the reliability, but not being able to plane out is no fun either. I have obtained 60 hp carbs and intake and was just about to install them when I heard the exhaust may also need to be modified. I can still obtain the exhaust parts if I need them but don't want to go through the extra expense and hassle if I don't. Does anyone out there know for sure if the exhaust differs between the 50 and 60 hp versions of this motor and if so, what parts do I really need? Your help would really be appreciated. Thanks, Mike |
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