JUPITER PULSARE
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Next week I'll install a cabin fan and some cabin lighting....it's down to little details...oh, by the way...I just may have secured twin 2.5L powerheads!!!
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New 2800SX interior!
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JUPITER PULSARE
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Thanks Hemibee! It was nice to complete the renovation that you started years ago! I still have a long way to go but at least I'm back on the water and looking sharp! The way I see it, phase 1 was when you replaced the floor, stringers, fuel tank and transom knees back in 2005. Phase 2 was my re-rigging the boat with the twin 2.4's and getting her back on the water for the 2013 season. Phase 3 was the complete gutting of the cabin/cockpit, glassing in new bulkheads and renovating both the cabin and cockpit with new materials. Phase 4 will be the future of adding new gages, trim indicators and building up twin 2.5L motors!
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JUPITER PULSARE
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Only had it out last monday in the rain. Had the port motor running about 6300rpm and starboard motor about 6100 rpm but had no gps with me. Boat felt alot more solid with the new glassed in bulkhead that now separates the cockpit/cabin and there was no flex in the topdeck at all with the new glassed in ceiling bulkhead. Boat felt easier to dock with some weight in the bow..the wind wasn't blowing me all over the place!