[C38] Peregrine's custom exhaust riser

[Steve Smolinske]

Dan thank you.   Someday we will experience  a breakdown at an opportune time rather than the worst time   have had a few people ask about the flange but not the entire unit.  I would be hesitant to do the whole riser due to the difference that might occur from boat to boat

Steve Smolinske
(425) 227-4500


On May 21, 2012, at 11:24 PM, "Daniel Seigenthaler" <danseig at gmail.com> wrote:

> Steve,
> I read your Mainsheet article last Thursday.   It was excellent.  On Friday the joint between my exhaust elbow and the wet elbow disintegrated.  Of course I had 15 people waiting at CYC to do a harbor cruise.  I've done the temporary fix, welded a new elbow to the old wet elbow, so I figure I've got a few months.  I was wondering if you had thought through whether or not you might do a production run on your stainless riser design, and if so how much do you think you will need to sell them for and how many would you need to build to make it worth you while. No rush, at least until the weld cracks..... 
> 
> For those (like me) who haven't ever unwrapped the exhaust riser, NARNIA is an '85 with about 850 known hours on the original M30 engine. 
> 
> Thanks, Dan
> NARNIA #315
> 
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