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Good morning all,
I am looking into adding hydro gate and sport shift to my newly acquired 2008 Ski Nautique 206 and have learned that the install can be done by removing my existing stainless steel fixed plate and replacing it with the hydrogate kit.
Before I pull the trigger on the kit I would very much appreciate getting some pictures of another members SN 206 with hydrogate so I can see where everything goes - i.e. a picture from inside the trunk with the floor piece removed, a picture of the sport shift from up under the gunnel (my boat has the cut out from the factory in the fiberglass but not the gray arm rest) and from the outside transom - straight on of the hydro gate.
This will help greatly in understanding how it all goes together before I take this on.
It appears that I will have drill a 1" hole for the piece that supports the cable going through the hull - everything else appears to bolt/screw right into the hull. Obviously need to use a generous amount of 5200 to ensure no leaks - any and all advise is greatly appreciated!!!
I am looking into adding hydro gate and sport shift to my newly acquired 2008 Ski Nautique 206 and have learned that the install can be done by removing my existing stainless steel fixed plate and replacing it with the hydrogate kit.
Before I pull the trigger on the kit I would very much appreciate getting some pictures of another members SN 206 with hydrogate so I can see where everything goes - i.e. a picture from inside the trunk with the floor piece removed, a picture of the sport shift from up under the gunnel (my boat has the cut out from the factory in the fiberglass but not the gray arm rest) and from the outside transom - straight on of the hydro gate.
This will help greatly in understanding how it all goes together before I take this on.
It appears that I will have drill a 1" hole for the piece that supports the cable going through the hull - everything else appears to bolt/screw right into the hull. Obviously need to use a generous amount of 5200 to ensure no leaks - any and all advise is greatly appreciated!!!