Rino liner question.
 

What you guys think? I was thinking about rino lining my lower unit. Being that I scratched up my lower unit pretty good this weekend.

That's something that's bound to happen at some point in time but with the rino liner, at least you know its protected when I hear that lower unit hitting tuff under water.

Lets hear it

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No. Most likely, it won't stick and, it's very apt to clog ports. Also, you'd have issues with bolts and threads that correspond.

Nope. I wouldn't. It will peel and possibly block ur intake ports.. Just live with the rash or paint it up every trip..

get a river runner skeg.

Don't do it. It's just part of owning a boat.

I wouldn't do rhino lining, The do sell stainless covers for skegs etc... that would be the way to go.

Just live with it. It's Aluminum.

http://www.keelshield.com/skegshield/

or this looks even better

http://skeggard.com/

I just repaint mine with the factory paint every winter. It's just part of normal ware. Make sure to tape all of your intakes before repainting.


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Thanks for the info.

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I have the first one you have linked.....well worth the $...

This the one I have , not sure what kind r cost. It came on motor when I brought the boat. Attachment 54134


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It would actually probably slow u down/hurt your water pressure going into the engine. Look up Gator Glide or get a skeg guard

I don't care for the skeg guards...if you hit something hard enough it will rip the whole skeg off. The two holes you have to drill to mount it creates a weak point and will break if you hit something hard. I would not rhino line it like already mentioned. Just part of it,after a while it won't bother you.

I say lower unit. I was refering to the bottom half. rino line gear housing down to the skeg. Which is below water intake ports

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Don't do it Alpha!
Leave it be and worry about fishing, touch it up in the winter!

Lol just a thought.

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I doubt it would stay on....it's good in a truck bed but the friction and weight of a boat rubbing on the bottom I doubt it would last. If you do decide to try it make sure whoever does it to cover up the bottom drain plug before it is sprayed.

I would use flex seal!

I would not do it. Many others have commented why. My main concerns would be slowing you down because of increased resistance (rhino is not smooth and slick like paint). My next concern would be resale value. Buyer may think u are trying to hide something or he would never have done that with his own motor.

just stay in the bayou next time and you wont have to worry about scratching it up;)

How u found out? Corey had to tell you.... Lmao

Lol. Im hard headed, the nx day I got on step and took the short cut!!!! Much faster lol

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I said NOTHING!:work: I was too worried about Bob's fancy parking job to think to tell anyone about getting stuck!:rotfl::rotfl:

Almost stuck lol

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Strip the paint and polish it. It will look like a high performance foot.

Don't sweat it and go fish

Im :cool: It was just a though!:beer::)

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