question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boat

[snicklfritz]

so i got a new boat had no motor or controls and the wire harness has been cut. i have a 66 nylox with every thing i need to put together my new boat by taking from my nylox. the main problem i see is the steering it is completely different. any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated i will post some pic's tonight

 

[snicklfritz]

Re: question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boa

http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd430/4420snicklfritz/Mobile%20Uploads/0121121059-01.jpg
this is on the nylox
http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd430/4420snicklfritz/Mobile%20Uploads/0121121100-00.jpg
this is the bass boat. also was just wondering what this high jacker was all about i see them on alot of boats but do not know the purpose
http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd430/4420snicklfritz/Mobile%20Uploads/0121121100-01.jpg
thank you in advance

 

[Frank Acampora]

Re: question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boa



The Hi-Jacker is used to adjust the engine vertically on the transom (raise it) for best speed and performance.

The old style transom mounted steering assembly will not be needed if your engine has a steering tube through the front of the transom clamps. If it does not have this tube, you have the option of finding newer transom clamps with it and this would be the best solution as your transom mounted steering tube would not work very well with the jack-plate.

You can also try bolting the tube to the exsisting transom clamps with a couple of braces--I saw it in another post but don't remember which.

Last photo shows the transom clamps on a 105 with the steering tube passing through and the connecting bar to the engine nose. First photo just shows how easy it would be to change transom clamps.

 

[tater76]

Re: question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boa

Here is what I think Frank was trying to remember?

If you look close you can see the external tube bolted to the clamps.

 

[snicklfritz]

Re: question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boa

http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd430/4420snicklfritz/Mobile%20Uploads/0121121948-00.jpg
so it does not have that part ran some #'s and its a 1966 105hp maybe that will make the diff but can i do it another way or will i have to put that part on it my next question is do you know where i can get one because as life is money is of the essence thank you for replying

 

[Frank Acampora]

Re: question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boa

You may be able to find a set on ebay. You can use transom clamps from 3 and 4 cylinder Chryslers and Forces from about 1978 up until 1990. The Force clamps will have a different way of bolting them to the transom but will still work. If you can find a junk engine at a marina, you can salvage the parts.

If you look closely at the photo attached to Tater's reply, you should be able to see how to make a set of mounts that will bolt to your existing transom clamps.

Unfortunately, I have many engines but no extra good transom clamps so I can't even offer to sell you a pair.

 

[snicklfritz]

Re: question for Frank A. about putting 1970 chrysler 105hp outboard on a 89 bass boa

ok i am pretty handy so i think i will modify the existing set up thank you for your time