rickasbury
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My intake manifold may need to be replaced. We have a rinker 270 with a 350 mpi, 2006.
The boat has a dingy package which means underneath the rear bow seating, the bottom of the compartment is molded to accept the dingy motor for storage- rinker vented the compartment over the 350 motor so water was constantly sitting on the back end of the intake, right where the rotor goes through the block. At some point I will have to replace it. Sooner the better..on the rinker forum someone just replaced theirs, best deal he found was 1200 bucks. Why would this not be a standard gm intake, what would be "marine" on an intake manifold? I went through this when I had to replace the power steering pump. The reservoir is
Merc, but the pump itself is a Saginaw pump for 45 bucks- I think the merc with the reservoir was over 500. Thoughts?
The boat has a dingy package which means underneath the rear bow seating, the bottom of the compartment is molded to accept the dingy motor for storage- rinker vented the compartment over the 350 motor so water was constantly sitting on the back end of the intake, right where the rotor goes through the block. At some point I will have to replace it. Sooner the better..on the rinker forum someone just replaced theirs, best deal he found was 1200 bucks. Why would this not be a standard gm intake, what would be "marine" on an intake manifold? I went through this when I had to replace the power steering pump. The reservoir is
Merc, but the pump itself is a Saginaw pump for 45 bucks- I think the merc with the reservoir was over 500. Thoughts?