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I have a billet rrp on my superjet. I thought the stock chinpad was an option, but now I realize I will have to buy a different one. Im stuck between the rrp pad or the thrust pad. I am looking for a quality built pad, something that matches the quality of the billet handpole. I'm sure the rrp...

I read somewhere that a stock superjet chinpad will work with the billet Rick roy hand pole. I tried to bolt it on last night but it was way off. The steering cable is in the way of where the pad mounts to the pole. plus the two bolts provided with the billet spacers are too short. Hopefully, I...

flame arrestor rubbing head

There are 2 holes leading into the tray area on the left and right of the e-box. These holes are covered by a sticker. I think wamiltons has an insert that gets glassed in, to seal these holes. Anyone have and other info or better yet some pics and a link to where I can buy a set of these.

I ordered a set of footholds from Sergio about three months ago and have sent emails and tried skype, but no reply. Does anyone have any contact with him and can find out if I will ever get these x-3's. I hate to place the order and not pay for them, but he doesn't leave me much of a choice...

I have a used umi turnplate that has some wear marks where it contacts the bearing. Will I have any issue with the plate?

I've searched all over and can't find and pics showing where to cut the tray for these holds. Anyone have any install pics?

Title says it all. Anyone know of a company that makes one? Or maybe a fully soaked helmet isn't a big pain,I never rode with one so I don't know.

Not sure if it is stock or not but, $28 Shipped

What is the best material to use to fill in the small scratches and gouges in the bottom of a superjet hull. I was thinking marinetex would work well but maybe there is a better product out there.

I want to start on the handpole and taking out 4 inches but I would like to see some pics before I start. And have any pics of the shortening process?

I recently bought a 1990 superjet and it came with a 6m6 motor in peices. The motor was junk. I am now looking for a new motor, one with a lot of bottem end power. I am thinking of a 701 motor, 62t case with 61x top end. The only superjet I have ridden had a 760. Here are the specs on the motor...

I will be running dual scuppers on my square nose and I have to eliminate the stock exhaust tube. So I was looking at some pics a month ago of what looked like a 24/7 carbon fiber exhaust outlet that mounted on the right rear side of the ski. It was flush with the hull. Looked at their web site...

I just bought a 1990 Yamaha Superjet Hull, Hood, Handpole, and misc. 650 parts. I plan on building up a 701 for it. I plan on having this build done around april or may. As of now I have removed the turf, footholds, and exhaust; and in the process of defoaming the hull. When that is done I will...

I will be picking up a square nose this week and am wanting some ideas on refoaming. I was thinking about using 1 or 2 layers of carbon to reinforce the engine bay and foot tray. The refoaming part i'm not to sure about and I have read a bunch of different posts. I was thinking of using 2lb foam...

I want to put footholds in my 1990 650sx but i don't want to spend the money when i have a bunch of glass mat and resin. Has anyone ever made footholds before? I figure if they are homemade then they will most likely fit yout foot a lot better than a one size fits all type. If anyone has any...

I took off the side pads and the one in front of your feet and it seems like a dumb question but am i supposed to turf directly to the hull or am i supposed to take off the padding on the plastics that i took off and turf that? I bought some grey underpadding to make up for the gap where the...

I have to rebuild a mikuni carb and I need a 2mm ball end tool to insert the check valve grommets.I have rebuilt these before but I would like to save myself the time and the headache and just have the tool. The only problem is I cannot find this tool anywhere.Does anyone know where i can buy...