Seastar Classic Tilt Steering Kit Part Number HK6400TC

This popular outboard hydraulic steering system offers smooth, super-efficient steering for high performance hulls with single or multiple outboards up to 700 hp combined.
Application: Single and dual non-power assisted outboard engines up to 350 hp (700 combined HP for counter-rotating duals) that have ABYC standard engine tilt tube. Ideal for cruisers, runabouts, center consoles, offshore fishing boats, and many more. Suitable for speeds up to 60 MPH and dual station use (with purchase of extra helm, hose and fittings). Allows independant engine tilt in dual engine installations. Dual engines require purchase of a tie bar kit and extra hardware. Hoses sold separately.
Features:
5 turns lock-to-lock with 1.7 helms
Compact tilt helm
Complete with helm, cylinder, fittings, oil and bleeder kit
Standard 3/4" tapered shaft
Includes:
HH6541 - Seastar Tilt Helm Classic 1.7
HC5345 - Seastar Pivot Cylinder
HA5430 (2) - Hydraulic Oil (1 Liter)

• Description : SeaStar Steering System w/o Hoses

Hoses:

General Hose Considerations: In most hydraulic steering installations the cylinder body moves as the motor, outdrive, or tiller arm is articulated. Provide sufficient hose length to alow full-uninterrupted steering motion including trim and tilt. If your splashwell is rated for a dual engine application or your are mounting the engines on a gill bracket you must provide enough steering hose to rig either twin or single engines.

How to measure hoses (standard hoses): 

Helm to steering cylinder:

1. Measure from the center of the steering wheel to the starboard side wall.
2. Measure the intended path of the hoses from the starboard side wall to the center of the engine
3. Round UP the measurement ot the nearest 'even' number and add two feet. This is the length of hose kit required
4. Choose the appropriate hose lenght from the drop down above labeled hydraulic steering hoses

How to measure hoses (Bulkhead fitting hoses)

Helm to steering cylinder:

1. Measure from the center of the steering wheel to the starboard side wall
2. Measure the intended path of the hoses from the starboard side wall the center of the engine
3. round UP the measurement to the nearest even number and add two feet.
4. Chose the appropriate hose length from the drop down above labeled bulkhead hydraulic steering hoses