SV-211 Engine Dividers Help

[jlliles87]

Can anybody post a pic of their factory engine dividers where the walkthrough area is? I'm trying to order new ones for the portside and apparently the factory can't remember which of these were the portside dividers. They're telling me there's three pieces and that one of these from each group make up the entire portside divider assembly and since I have never seen the ones that were originally in my boat, I can't tell.

Or if anybody knows of a simple way to DIY it, I'll go that route to avoid spending a small fortune with these idiots for the dividers.

[nukemustang]

Mine on the port side look like the right of the "a", the top of the "b" and the right of the "c" group. The notch of "a" is where my battery cables go to the starter and ground.


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[nukemustang]

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[nukemustang]

The first two pics are of the top as aft as you can get, the third is the forward bottom section. Hope this helps!

Tim


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[jlliles87]

Thanks! That helped me get it figured out

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[mikenbike211]

Can anybody post a pic of their factory engine dividers where the walkthrough area is? I'm trying to order new ones for the portside and apparently the factory can't remember which of these were the portside dividers. They're telling me there's three pieces and that one of these from each group make up the entire portside divider assembly and since I have never seen the ones that were originally in my boat, I can't tell.

Or if anybody knows of a simple way to DIY it, I'll go that route to avoid spending a small fortune with these idiots for the dividers.

Are you installing large bags in the back lockers? If so there is a good way to modify the current system for a more efficient and sturdier divider.


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[jlliles87]

[mikenbike211]

Forget the two full length dividers and remove the aluminum channel that mounts to them. Use that channel across the top of the two pieces that "key" into each other, that way they are forced to stay rigid and together. Then use any sort of 90 degree angle brackets to support the new dividers from moving around. I had some old shelve brackets that I used. No sharp edges and no puncture risk.



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