Recent content by weso

my harbor freight always read 90 both holes. junk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8_fBRMS3YU

I always ride with a small cammel pack with a 13/16 wrench smallest can of wd-40 and a extra pair of plugs in the egine bay in a zip lock bag and the tow rope. A whistle can help also hooked to your lanyard. I always wonder what would I do if my friend knocks himself out how do you get a friend...

Was that superfreak the one Carl built from cold Fusion? I wonder who will buy that looks amazing.

I'm waisted

I hucked bigger than all you leave it stock

I want my free shirt Carl

i will be there broke as :-):-):-):-) married but living the dream through you guys I once had 7 skis in my garage sold them all i swear

I bought a Acusteer for mine and it was awesome. I smashed my pump pretty bad at pismo hitting bottom.I had to sell mine cheap due to damages didn't feel like fixing it. I also notice huge stress cracks in the back area were the drain are I would buy the 701 indust plate and maybee there...

sucks man we all have those days sometimes.

sounds like you have a superjet cabels on your ebox and you need the right cabel. I would just buy the right one sorry man.

I just bought a boat trailer and the trailer had drums that were hammerd. The steel lines were rotten and master cylinder shot. My question is what would be the best route to go from experience. I know this is a jet ski forum and i ski all the time. If there is anyone with exper and what kit...

I will be up there at the avi sat -wed i WILL KEEP MY EYE OUT PM ME YOUR #, also take a drive over to king st area kids around there always steeling stuff from us summer users good luck

http://mohave.craigslist.org/boa/3789485665.html here is the add this sucks. I realize this is not new news but lets see if someone can help him out. A while back I had two 650sx jacked in the same area by needles in AZ, took right off the porch.

yes that's the pipe i have and there was no rubber mounts when I took apart it was bolts against the pipe with washers.