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    Default Exhaust cover for 20H?

    I am working on a 20H and have a exhaust cover that needs a pipe or pipes?
    Here is a photo of the housing. So,what did the pips/pipe look like?
    The housing is a Quincy.





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    That doesn't need a pipe. That's the way you run it - open.

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    Their must be more? their are 2 bolt holes. It must mount ????

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    Default There were no pipes ........................

    that went with that exhaust system. There was a cast aluminum cover that had raised fins on it like on an air cooled cylinder. For closed up quiet lake running where you had noise problems you ran with the cover on which was secured with two screws and the exhaust went down the tower housing as was intended. The place where the screws went is obvious.

    When you wanted to wake everyone up or go to a race where noise was OK, you took it off by removing the two screws. The piece was made by Quincy as someone already stated, but to my knowledge it never came with pipes or had any type filler block with it that would allow pipes.

    Gene East is the Quincy expert on this site and I am sure he will chime in.

    ADD: Lots of guys used to have the waffle pattern of that cover burned into their upper biceps on the outside of the arm from letting their arm be where it should not be when carrying the boat out of the water.

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    Default Re: quincy exhaust cover

    Believe the item pre-dated the 20H and was originally marketed to the KG7H user. Complete and partial examples of this item show up on Ebay on a fairly regular basis. If noise police inhabit your lake then not worth the hassle.

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    Thanks!! I get it now.

    Ed, the noise police are everywhere!!!!! "F" them if they can't take it! I will see you in JAIL!

    Maybe I will build a pipe system so the sound is behind the boat?? Out the side?that would make me look to see if I was being passed?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schiada View Post
    I am working on a 20H and have a exhaust cover that needs a pipe or pipes?
    Here is a photo of the housing. So,what did the pips/pipe look like?
    The housing is a Quincy.




    I have this unit complete with elbow and pipes, will post apic for you tomorrow.

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    Default quincy pipes

    Here are some pics of the complete unit...Name:  quincy2.1.jpg
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    Thanks for posting the photo!
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