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I mounted one a few weeks ago on an eyra/ pro xs. Did mot see a lot of help on holeshot but it did seem to help on backwash when shutting down. Was pretty simple to mark and drill holes, if you have the lss transducer bracket you may need to redrill that. Overall I think it is worth putting on.

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I have an eyra at lake conroe he is welcome to check out and take a ride in.

[Benthere]

Great looking boat! I too have a 2014 for about 6 months and still have a lot to learn about it, but Im impressed every time I put it in the water. Enjoy it.

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I am running a 2014 eyra that was John Crews boat and it has the lithium pros. 2 – 36 volt trollers and a 12 volt cranking battery. I use a 36 volt lithium pro charger and a seperate 12 volt charger. Have never run out of juice and not had any problems. That being said though, I dont think I would pay the 5 grand this set up cost if these need replacing. They save weight and charge fast, but if I ever need to replace them I will probably go to a 24 volt set up. Hopefully these will last several years.

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Im on conroe every week in a silver eyra with red and black, look forward to seeing you there. If you need a place to keep your boat there is a place on the lake with their own ramp called old river road storage thats really convenient.

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Also be aware that Texas requires you to pay sales tax on the boat and motor to tp&w. If your bill of sale is dated more than I think 20 days before you go there they will charge you a penalty on the tax. I had a bill of sale on a boat I bought in Louisiana and had to wait on the bank to send me the title. I was unaware of the of the sales tax penalty and it cost about 300.00$ I went to tp&w the day after I recieved the title, but the bill of sale was almost a month old.

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Boat has sold. Thanks.

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