motor conversion

Discussion in 'Projects & Proposals' started by masterandy79, Jul 10, 2014.

  1. masterandy79
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    Well I was wondering if any one knew of away to convert my 120xr mercjet over to and in board. It is in a sea rayder f16 and has cause me probs latley. First I was getting water in cylinder from bad exhaust gasket and I fixed that and then it will only tur over a couple times when I bought 2 brand new batteries thinking it might of been a junk battery. But it isnt and I would love nothin more to put a 4cycle engine in instead of a 2cycle outboard. Any info is appreciated.
     
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