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Check with East Side Marine https://esmarine.com/ They have been known to have a lot of hard to find parts. Also, they are the oldest Sea Ray dealer still going. I think they started in 1960.

Eastside Marine in Evansville In. Has been a Searay dealer starting in 1960 and still are.

Does Sea Ray make one? I saw a picture with one of the L class vessels and there was one for the port side entrance way. Sean

Good info. Now the OP just needs to let us know his WOT Rpm's

There will be numbers on the prop. for example: 23P. If you go to a 4 blade prop, drop down in pitch a number or 2 and install a new hub. Most come with a new hub. There should be no lateral play in a hub but a little in and out is fine.

The only way to really know is what your WOT RPM's are and what they are supposed to be. That's your starting point.

http://www.jlaudio.com/marine-audio seems to be a well received speaker application for marine use. i know they do sound great!

Thank you Capt. Rusty. I will let you know when and what I may need as far as info goes. I very much enjoyed following the thread of your east coast trip showing the Fly. I think that the L series are the best looking vessels I've seen anywhere. Sean

I would have thought with the weight difference and having less wind drag on the express, the performance numbers would be noticeable. By the way Sea Gull, what part of Ct. do you hale from? I have family in Stratford on Lordship Beach. Sean

What are the performance differences and weight differences between the two. Other than the Fly Bridge and aft seating config, is there any other differences between the two? Thanks for any info, Sean

I will. Thank you for the help, Sean

Anyone know the weight difference and performance numbers between the 650 Fly and 650 Express? Thanks, Sean