Author Topic: 1968 Lakemaster jet boat...Anyone ever seen anything like this before?  (Read 3627 times)

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Offline C512Jim

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There is always a first for everything, never have seen a jet pump like this or heard of the boat.  The guy has the original 318 chrysler, just curious on how this style and brand pump would perform on a boat?  Would parts for drive even exist?  On Craiglist in central Michigan if anyone wants to check it out.

Offline Plugcheck

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The jacuzzi pumps were quite popular around here in the 60-70's.  The 327 engine I built for the CVZ was originally powering a Jack pump.  Worked well in shallow water, but had a tendency to clog up if ya got in the weeds.  Don't know anything about the craft you posted, other than the pump.
Michael
1979 CVZ-18 388 CI Vortec Mouse
1980 CVX-16SS 140 Mercruiser
1979 CVX-16 Johnson 175
2002 Bennington 2275CC 90 Mercury
1985 Intimidator project
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2001 Godfrey Sweetwater pontoon 115 Rude

Offline C512Jim

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seeing I have to do alot to the 79 Glastron carlson, maybe a crazy project dumping in a jacuzzi jet with 318 chrysler. lol.

Offline V153

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The jacuzzi pumps were quite popular around here in the 60-70's. 
That was all ya saw around Miami late 60's early 70's.
'81 C500_given away, bought back_75.1 mph
'81 Baja 15SS_140 Frankenrude_66.7 mph
'70 something SpeedCraft_(Allison 16R Clone)_69.0 mph
'79 CVZ19_given away
'71 V153_54.8 mph_wrecked


WALK TALL AND CARRY A BIG BILGE PUMP

Offline C512Jim

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Are you talking about that specific boat or jet drive, or jet boats in general?  I actually have talked to a few companies on the west coast and Florida that specialize in performance jets and mainly Jacuzzi where there are two main models.  So far no one has ever seen a pump set up like this since most is inside the boat with the motor sitting more ahead in the boat.  Will be bringing it home this week to hopefully get more info on it.