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Some leakage is totally normal. How does it idle? Is the throttle plate worn? If it's running good don't worry about it. Don't worry about the screws. If it comes to that, you put a block of wood to support the shaft, and wack the end of the screw to mushroom it. Or using a spring powered...

I am terrified to drill into this thing! I got the recommended step drill bits Jeff told me to use. For my rip I just used standard drill bits and had decent luck. For gelcoated carbon do you go max speed and just ease into it? My only concern is flaking/chipping the gelcoat. Wish I had a test...

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Ah okay!! I'm in Oconomowoc. Not too far!

Nice build! Where in Wisconsin you at?

I've always ran laydown pipes on my 701s. They flatwater flipped. Your tank options are limited, but there's a guy who makes tanks that are 3.6 gallons and Tony runs them so he could dial you in with that. Get yourself a tc freeride exhaust hose so you don't have to worry about water injestion...

Did they take care of you?

You're not too busy, I can just bring this thing by and you can build it for me right?? Clearly this ain't your first rodeo!!

Ski craft is what Zack @ php recommends due to its corrosion inhibitors.

What are you using to remove material on the blocks?

That tool takes all the guess work out of it man. I can use it on the bottom of my pipe to get the contour right too. I'm seriously mind blown at how simple that is and how well it will work never have I been so excited for a tool!

That's awesome. I just asked at work and someone has a few they're gonna let me use. I owe you!

Found one on Amazon. That is genius.

Holy poop that thing is genius. Where do you get that?!

I'm still a little leary about one strap but Jeff has built more skis then any of us. He said they've put a gopro underneath the hood to see what moves. Plus I run my pipe wet so idc if it cracks. He has it setup for two straps on the waterbox because apparently that can move around a ton and...

If I decide to make a bed out of the yoga block, I think my best bet is to heat it up and push the pipe down on it to make an indentation. Then that pretty makes an outline for what material I have to remove.

I wonder if Eva is moldable with a heat gun???

But yeah, easy enough to add another strap too

I agree, it is an absolute pain in the ass. I'm also thinking about getting some industrial strength velcro for the pads. Either that or silicone them down. Contact cement is a little too permanent. Velcro would make them easy to remove, making it easier to remove and install the chamber. I...

So Jeff runs just one strap on powerfactors, going over the fattest part of the chamber. He said that he takes a yoga block, and creates a bed for the pipe to lay in so it can't move side to side. Ive asked Jeff enough questions so I'll ask here Does anyone have suggestions on what tool to use...