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    FAE Install

    Here's my progress so far. I installed the flanges so they pointed up and the TAPS clearance is real close. I'm calling FAE tomorrow to make sure it is right and then I will remove the flanges and install a second time with the 3M 5200. Enjoy the pics so far.
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    #2
    Looks nice, your going to love it.
    One of the best things i ever did, was to put that on my boat.
    Love the polished look, I went with the black.
    (Polished looks much better)
    Tige, it's a way of life!

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        #4
        Sweet.

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          #5
          Looks perfect. You have to attach the bolts to the stainless steel bar before you mount it permanently though.

          You are one busy guy with this project and your gel coat.
          Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997

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            #6
            You'll that thing.
            You'll get your chance, smart guy.

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              #7
              Looks like mine. I will wait to post pics of it mounted with the whole thing completed though. I am redesigning the supports just a little. I plan to have it done today if I can get the boat to my friends fab shop.
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                #8
                Originally posted by evil0ne View Post
                Here's my progress so far. I installed the flanges so they pointed up and the TAPS clearance is real close. I'm calling FAE tomorrow to make sure it is right and then I will remove the flanges and install a second time with the 3M 5200. Enjoy the pics so far.
                I don't think you want to use 5200 on the flanges. You should just be able to install the screws back into their original holes. If anything, use some silicone or you will never be able to remove them again. If they ever fail (as mine did), you'll want to be able to remove them.
                Cursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."

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                  #9
                  I love mine... you will love it... great job...
                  Work Hard, Play Harder!!!

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                    #10
                    Does it dramatically reduce engine noise? Are they hard to install?

                    Thought about installing one of these, not so much for the Carbon Monoxide but for the fact that my engine is loud. The engine noise cuts into my tunes while wakeboarding.

                    However, its a double edge sword since I like the sound of my engine. Ah decisions...

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Matt Garcia View Post
                      Does it dramatically reduce engine noise? Are they hard to install?

                      Thought about installing one of these, not so much for the Carbon Monoxide but for the fact that my engine is loud. The engine noise cuts into my tunes while wakeboarding.

                      However, its a double edge sword since I like the sound of my engine. Ah decisions...
                      Yes! The difference is dramatic. It's like putting your boat in stealth mode.
                      Cursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by dogbert View Post
                        I don't think you want to use 5200 on the flanges. You should just be able to install the screws back into their original holes. If anything, use some silicone or you will never be able to remove them again. If they ever fail (as mine did), you'll want to be able to remove them.
                        X2.

                        I put a little silicone on mine for extra hold and sealing and did not have a problem after 2 seasons.
                        Be excellent to one another.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Matt Garcia View Post
                          Does it dramatically reduce engine noise? Are they hard to install?

                          Thought about installing one of these, not so much for the Carbon Monoxide but for the fact that my engine is loud. The engine noise cuts into my tunes while wakeboarding.

                          However, its a double edge sword since I like the sound of my engine. Ah decisions...

                          The reduction of fumes is the best part. It makes riding in and behind the boat so much nicer. The noise reduction is pretty cool as well.

                          I'm surprised you don't have one yet.
                          You'll get your chance, smart guy.

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                            #14
                            I 5200'd mine 18 months ago and had no trouble removing it a couple of months ago.
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                              #15
                              I most certainly would put 5200 in the holes for the screws. This way you are sure not to get any leaks through the screw holes. I will have mine done today and then post some pics. After work I am heading to the fab shop to finish it up.
                              www.automarinecare.com CWB, ACME, FlyHigh, Merc Marine, PCM, Marine-power, WETSOUNDS, HSE Volume Controls, Kicker, Sony, Samson Sports, and many other marine parts or accessory's.

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