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80312 is a 350cfm https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://documents.holley.com/techlibrary_carb_numerical_listing.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiJvdCCxL79AhUTRTABHS53A3AQFnoECFYQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1UziVPwG2-N82hs9EiLZMZ

It will most likely need a complete hull restoration. I would pass

Get 5 buddies and bribe them with pizza and beer

Both our phones and the admirals ipad will shut down after 5 minutes in the sun

Lou, there are a few variations of each

Welcome aboard. your best bet is to get one made locally at your local marine canvas shop.

only word of caution. most jet boats dont even have a thermostat or water pump. so it is a different animal than a stern drive.

watch the videos in the stickies

its a chopper gun hull. the fiberglass wasnt that strong to begin with.

because they are cheaply made to meet what the market is willing to pay. no one wants to pay $400 for a switch that wont fail.

Before you mount it. take it outside and simply set it on the dash in the sunlight and make sure you can read the thing and it wont shut down from overheat in 5 minutes.

350 CFM or 500? post the air horn numbers if you dont know. regarding the fitting. your local NAPA or Princess Auto will have holley fuel fittings.

Hydraulic fittings do not need any sealant (NPT fittings are the exception, however they are poor choice of a fitting) Your hydraulic cylinders use SAE inverted flare fittings

Your hull is sitting in the fenders. The hull should be at least 2" above

Carl was know to rate his early motors at 3/4 throttle

generally norcold is used in RV's and dometic was more in the marine market, however the lines are blurred lately. both make a reasonable product. Dometic has better customer service. Norcold's customer service is non-existent.

good painters tape works too. However we know that @tpenfield is probably up. Hey Ted, can you answer the length question?

I woulnt use seacast. however 1/4 or 1/2 ply laminated would be a good start. once you remove the cap you can get eyes on what was done at the factory.

You may have it connected wrong at the controls

Used Holley carbs for under $200 and $5 worth of gaskets