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Old 18 March 2009, 12:03   #1
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What Steering Would You Fit?

A question for the Searider guys, what steering would you recommend for SR4 and 50?

What type, preferred makes and any good deals that you know of?

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Old 18 March 2009, 12:34   #2
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Teleflex NFB from Nautequipe aka stevetheboat on here.
Good prices and very helpful.
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Old 18 March 2009, 14:25   #3
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Some nice reasonably priced hydraulic.
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Old 18 March 2009, 15:48   #4
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How much is reasonably priced?
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Old 18 March 2009, 16:04   #5
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this is the original system which is a great unit for a searider its a Teleflex Big T Helm and Bezel..it does make the steering incredibly easy with out having to take the Hyd route which in general is an overkill for a 90,
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Old 18 March 2009, 16:13   #6
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I have the system as specced by Matt on my 5.4 with 90 horses and it's easy to handle. I think hydraulic would just be more things to go wrong for you. Just my opinion.

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Old 18 March 2009, 18:23   #7
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Big T is a little overkill on a small boat, this would do the job quite nicely.

http://www.bainbridgemarine.co.uk/co...&ProductId=279
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Old 18 March 2009, 20:53   #8
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Big T is a little overkill on a small boat, this would do the job quite nicely.

http://www.bainbridgemarine.co.uk/co...&ProductId=279
What I've got on a 4m Avon adventure with 50 4/s on the back - very light & simple. No need to get into hydraulic on a 4m !
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Old 20 March 2009, 00:27   #9
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Here you go:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GENUINE-TELEFL...1%7C240%3A1318

Different length cables available +/- a few kwid.
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