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    Bravo XR to ITS
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    Charter Member Woody's Avatar
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    I tried over on that other site but all the technical knowledge seems to be gone

    Is the transom cutout and bolt pattern for an ITS transom assy the same as a Bravo 1? Other than steering plumbing and longer input shaft are there any other issues?

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    yes, I'm pretty sure the bolt pattern is the same.
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    Looked into adding ITS to my boat. Bolt pattern is the same. Would be about $10K for each transom assemble. Ended up going with an IMCO extension box with the wingplates for steering for less than half the price.
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    I have a complete set of Bravo-1 ITS's that I took off my Nor-Tech if your interested in a used set...
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    Quote Originally Posted by nortech4play View Post
    I have a complete set of Bravo-1 ITS's that I took off my Nor-Tech if your interested in a used set...
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    ITS and standard Bravo bolts and transoms are pretty much the same. On the ITS you will need a special hydraulic steering block on the inside of the transom plate (Interior) for the hoses. The plates and the rest are the same.
    I reccomend you talk to Ron at Imco for the steering connection, and get the diagramm. Its, somewhat complicated, but worth the trouble.
    (BTW I have some parts left)
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