Perkins 275ti to a BravoIII? WIll the bravo hold? Please help.

Discussion in 'Diesel Engines' started by clctrader, Jul 2, 2007.

  1. clctrader
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    clctrader Junior Member

    Ok, i got a 26' project boat that am dropping a Perkins 275ti (250hp+lots of torque) under the center console. I will be installing a jackshaft to the outdrive. I was almost ready to buy a Volvo diesel duoprop outdrive when someone told me that the torque the perkins has will destroy the outdrive. Now am thinking what about a Diesel 1.81 Bravo III outdrive?

    WIll the bravo III outdrive hold on the torque? Is there anything that i could put in between them that will bring the torque down???

    Any help with the subject would be greatly appreciated. I already bought the perkins, and i really dont want to give the idea of outdrive up. I want a fast diesel boat, not a trawler.
     
  2. Frosty

    Frosty Previous Member

    Firstly I think it should be ok.
    Secondly, you got the leg and motor so what choice do you have. If it does chew the leg you can easily remate a new type as you are using a jack shaft.
     
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  4. clctrader
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    clctrader Junior Member

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    Wow, Thats the exact information i found in a website and broke my head trying to be able to read it because it was a blur. I even thought it was my computer or my java program.

    Thank you so much:idea: , your a mind reader:D

    There is lots of info that i didnt know about my own engine here,

    Thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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