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I'd firm your getting 185psi and if it was me I'd be fine on 90.

How old is this used gas?

Epic was my guess

Bailed on the X two days after posting. Guessing he sold locally

Off memory, the ROK was a rec ski while the ROKR was freestyle based and much shorter.

I always referred to mine as ridding a cork, however, My riding ability improved alot over the last 14 years. I still want to get my hands on a clean stock 550sx or Fx1. I always felt like I was riding a rocket on those. So sleek. So tipsy.

You will have much better luck reaching out on dedicated forums for data recovery/android tech. This forum is meant for standup jetskis and a active member posted 2 years ago and received very little help. Best of luck - Cheers

I was told to use 3M Velco - It makes removal and re installation so much easier.

I cannot speak for your engine, however in my similar PHP898 +4mm stroker with 185psi I run 91/93/94 depending where I am. Ethanol free if its within a half hour drive. Best of luck.

You should make this thread a poll. I personally would pay more for an engine refreshed from a dealer. Best of luck

As per site rules you must post a price for your services :) Nice work.

Ditto for here in Canada. Add in a brutal government with harsh covid measures, overreaching control, and a housing market that doubles in 16 months. Glad the wife and I have a decent house but the idea of upgrading is impossible. Only thing left to do is buy what land you can afford and build new.

Any offers?

TTT Not much left.

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Welcome to the X. What'cha riding?

Its in the calendar. Cant wait.

Happens to beer all winter long when outside. Its devastating. Bring beer near the fire to keep warm just seems so wrong.

I've only been out in the conditions your describing afew times. I can relate to all three points. My additional favourite was the ice that you thought was liquid, breaking up and skipping accross the more frozen ice. Made for one hell of a day. Think that was Boxing Day 2015.

Great shoot me a zip and I'll get you a quote