well after talking to you i wasent as concerned about the b-pipe and found this one on ebay. it should do fine for awhile.
do you happen to remember the jet specs for the pipe?
rag's sn freestyle/freeride build
- Thread starter Scraggly
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well after talking to you i wasent as concerned about the b-pipe and found this one on ebay. it should do fine for awhile.
do you happen to remember the jet specs for the pipe?
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
BTW. Your electrical box is upside down. :biggthumpup:
yea i noticed that after i posted a pic, thats how it came to me and i just set it in there nothing is bolted down just sitting there.
but thinks for the help i will prob have plenty of noob ? like that since ive never even seen a complete SJ and i started with a bare hull.
C-Rock87
Water Junky
- Location
- Boise, Idaho
take off all the bumpers then turf if you haven't already
i wish i had already, i needed to get some dap but never made it lowes today
so maybe tomorrow
C-Rock87
Water Junky
- Location
- Boise, Idaho
while you're there grab a handful of those tiny plastic clamps. they work great for holding your turf down through the night so you don't have to worry about any spots lifting up
accbr
addicted
- Location
- Lexington, KY
I used it on a 701 with 61x cases. When I switched to that motor I put the b-pipe in at the same time, so I never used it on 62t cases. I don't think the jetting would change that much. I talked to Paul Lehr when I had that pipe, and he told me to just use the factory pipe specs. 145m/120p, 95g spring, stock N/S. I'm not positive, but I think that carb I sold you is the one I used. I think I ended up going smaller on the main though.
Do a search for threads I started. I asked for help on here when I first got the pipe. I posted the routing for the water lines somewhere too.
im turfing rails
its been raining and cold as hell here the past couple of days so im finally getting to do some turf work. and let me go ahead and say this is my first attempt im sure i will make a mistake here and there and any input you have as i go along is greatly appreciated. right now im waiting for some dap to dry and im taking sluttys advice and drinking a few beers to keep from rushing so i thought id post a few picks while doing so. let me know what i should be doing, so far ive got 3 coats on my turf it really soaked it up and ive put 3 coats on the rail as well it cant hurt and i wanted to make sure everything got covered.
let me know what you think
its been raining and cold as hell here the past couple of days so im finally getting to do some turf work. and let me go ahead and say this is my first attempt im sure i will make a mistake here and there and any input you have as i go along is greatly appreciated. right now im waiting for some dap to dry and im taking sluttys advice and drinking a few beers to keep from rushing so i thought id post a few picks while doing so. let me know what i should be doing, so far ive got 3 coats on my turf it really soaked it up and ive put 3 coats on the rail as well it cant hurt and i wanted to make sure everything got covered.
let me know what you think
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IceRocket1286
Site Supporter
- Location
- Metro Detroit
why didn't you take off your stock rubrail/bumper on the sides?
that what i was asking in the above post if i should or not. i thought i was suppose to leave them on. but anyways after i held up the turf and fitted it it looked to be like it would lay better on the top side the with stock rail on there.
im happy with the way it came out for now
well i got up this morning and started down the other rail. it was going great till i ran out of dap. i got the first piece on but didnt have enough to finish the back.
im heading to lowes in a little bit so i can get this finished today. i think its looking good so far.
im heading to lowes in a little bit so i can get this finished today. i think its looking good so far.
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well i just got my rails done!! im really happy with the way they came out. i was expecting to have to rip it off and start again since i had never messed with turf before, but i think they came out looking real good. let me know what you think.
thanks again accbr for the rail kit!!
thanks again accbr for the rail kit!!
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C-Rock87
Water Junky
- Location
- Boise, Idaho
looks like you grabbed a COUPLE handfuls of plastic clamps! looks great for your first time, even though you didn't take my advice and remove the rubber side bumpers :biggrin: ..let us know how it holds.
i miss understood about the bumpers thats my bad :thinking:
but i wanted a wide bumper and i figured the bumpers added
a little more maybe 1/8 to it so i guess it will work :fingersx:
is this a respectable job?
C-Rock87
Water Junky
- Location
- Boise, Idaho
very respectable, props for your first time!
Kennay
Squarenose for the _____
- Location
- Myrtle Beach, SC
It's coming along nicely!