I was wondering what everyone is running for a ride plate on there superjet jets for freeride freestyle and flatwater... i have a stock right now and thinking about putting the d-cut in. My ski just has no pop off the water ass end likes to stick.
I am new to total loss and have tried everything that i think it can be so i am looking for some help. I have the old school total loss ( Pro Grammable pro 2) I am trying to use the stock Yamaha switch with the lanyard. But i have been haveing problems. I have the start button wires hooked to...
Ok so i tested and it turns out good so i put in back in my ski with everything hooked up and then it does not turn over. i jump the Solenoid out and it turns over. also the brain is good the light is lit...
I have the red wire hooked with the batt cabile on the Solenoid. Then on the other side hits the starter. then i need to no how to tell witch post hits the stater post. there is one for ground and i think that the other gets the brown wire.
I have a msd total loss ( Not The new Digital ) My question is how do you test the Solenoid. Also trying to use the stock Start stop I am not sure how to hook that up right.
What i dont understand is if the b pipes are so great witch they have not changed from day one. Why is malone and all them running dry pipes i mean there pipe is no different then the type 9 other than layed down so the flow is better for power b/c of less bends. i am building a boat to do...
I would like to know what you think.
I have a b pipe on my 08 superjet and an a fx1. But B pipes have not changed in years so i just think the newer pipes have to be way better just need to put on right.
I am in the process of building a freeride ski. i am wondering what is to be a better pipe for low end mid range. So let me know if the b pipe is still the way to go or a type 9.
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