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35' RTS questions

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35' RTS questions Joseph 2-16-02  
I have two questions. First, does anyone know the dimensions of the 35' RTS II (say a 1982 model)? I assume the width is 96 inches, but I'm looking for the head room and seating capacity. Second question is regarding a series 50 Detroit. Is this a good engine. I've only previously heard of the 6 and 8V's and the series 60.

Thanks guys, your always very helpful.
Re: 35' RTS questions D. Farnworth 2-16-02  
The width on a lot of the RTS's was 102", and I believe the ceiling was 6'3".
As to the series 50, it is a lighter engine than the 60, as it is a 4 cylinder model of the 12.7L series 60.
It uses many of the same parts as the 60 series, but being a 4 cylinder, in my opinion, is not the way to go. This engine was built in both the 1800RPM and 2100RPM model, both of which did very well on economy.
Re: 35' RTS questions Paul 1-20-03  
Whatwould you like to know abot the 6V/8V series Engines They are easier to run and Maintain than either the 50 or 60 series computerized engines.

RTS technician
Paul
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