Hello, please tell me, maybe you know where I can buy a book on boat repair 1996 MASTERCRAFT PROSTAR LT service manual

Hello hey quick quesition what is the part # for the adaptor for the O2 senssor?

Did you get this installed?

Hey mate, great job! Did you cam the engine or leave factory? Also how’s the startup? I’m really interested in achieving easy starts and smooth idle.

Bro that turned out fucking great lol

Great job! I am putting a LS1 into my 90 Malibu. What part is the water neck on the driver side? You are running your raw water pump below the Alt correct? Im trying to figure out your system and order all the parts needed. Any help would be great and thanks in advance.

Did you ever got an install video???

Whens the video installed comim ?

Thanks for the videos, my 83 has a Chrysler 440 and it’s not ideal. Way to big for the boat and heavy, I’ve been thinking about this for a few years

I’m assuming it wasn’t a stock marine engine? What parts did you have to buy to make it marinized?

Getting ready to drop a LS6 in a 95 Malibu. What did you do for your fresh water pump and your fuel system? Nice build BTW!

Looking good, but I want more info on your ls ski boat swap! Lol.

Talk to much.Just do it

What's the heat exchanger part #?

How is the performance? Top speed? This is awesome, amazing work!

Need to make some more videos of this project! Awesome content!

Badass man! Can you make a update/finished video. Just picked up a 90s prostar need a little more motivation

Thanks for sharing 👍🙏

Are you leaving the windshield like that, retro mod like the new ones? Looks sweet that way. How many hours did that interior take you? I’m in the same predicament with costs on my 02 Malibu LSV.

Do you have a parts list for this swap? I see the Crusader exhaust. I am wondering about mounts, raw water pump, bell housing, flywheel and starter. Also, what ECU did you use?

That was such an interesting and creative idea. Just an insight though…there is a difference between a hammer drill and a rotary hammer. I believe that you are referring to a rotary hammer. Seeing that this real world application is so brilliant, it should be patented and then manufactured. Thank you for your video.

Hey. Engine looks great in there. What did you end up using for your exhaust manifold? And I am going to assume that isn’t a closed loop cooling system? Thanks.

awesome content!

I've got questions! doing the same swap to my prosport 205. what did you do for the flywheel? Sachs 1050?

Great idea!

The front seat brackets ? Link?

"Necessity is the mother of all inventions." Great video!!

We need to see more ae86!!!!!!

I have a similar set up

You talk too much bro. Just get to it.

Love it!

That was awesome and a great idea

I’m in the same process. Removing thin set and glue off my concrete floors to stain. What I did was cut the handle off the 4” chisel. And cut the tip off an air hammer bit. Then welded them together. Worked great and didn’t scratch up the concrete like the heavy thick air chisel did!

That’s some ghetto shizzz

How long did job take start to finish

I’ve done this work before and he’s got a great idea here. And he’s right about some of the other cup grinders gouging out the concrete. Then having to use floor leveler as another time consuming step and expense. So, he’s got a good tool there and I have a small job coming up like this and it will do a great job.

Great Idea

That's a good idea. If you sprinkle a little water on it you will cut down on dust. A wipe over with a medium damp sponge will do it even. Too much and you've got mud.

That was amazing! Hope you can make some money from that invention! 😉😎

Thanks for the great tip. I have the orange SDS hammer drill from Harbor Freight and have been using the 2" tile removal bit to chip up the tiles on a concrete floor in a kitchen, laundry, hall, and breakfast area. (About 400 sf.) I want to put down a laminate plank floor so I need the concrete slab very clean and smooth. I followed your example and made one like you did using the HF 12" scraper instead of the 4' one. I pulled the handle grip off, stuck a snug piece of old garden hose in the tube, and pounded a 12" HF SDS chisel bit in there until it bottomed out and was ready to put it to work. It worked great except the blade bolts did come loose during the job. The 12" scraper was $5.99 and the 10" SDS bit was in a 3 bit set for $16.99. I did use a pump sprayer with water to wet the thin set to control the dust. I did buy the 4' scraper to make a longer tool (standing) and have not needed it yet.

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Get a wide brickeys bolsters same diameter shaft as the drill bit, sleeve both together and weld together ? 🇬🇧

So you just wasted 10 minutes of time before you actually got to it ... exactly the same as many many other peoples taking it off ...

You should change the title to twenty ways not to remove thinset or mortar....

That is mastic adhesive, not Portland mortar or polymer based thinset. That thing would straight bounce off of hardened mortar thinset

Good hack dude, thanks for the video!

You can buy a commercial version of your tool, which fits SDS MAX compatible hammer drills on Amazon for $55, delivered to you door. It's a beast. An SDS plus version is available for about $70. Extra blades available for both. My apologies if someone has already brought this up.

WE NEED PART 5! 🤤🤤🤤

Excellent idea, works very well. Thanks Christian!