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Join the fx1 facebook group and ask there.

Waveblaster pipes are still very pricey.

You need to read the marketplace rules. https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/market-place-rules.201483/

One of the dealerships near me has two Stark Varg's in stock. $13.5k I paid about half that. Mine would not keep up with a Varg though.

Let us know what you think about it when you get it.

I think it's in the low 20's for dirt bike riding. My normal day of riding is about 16 miles and I end up with 40% charge left. It came with lights and blinkers and I was planning on getting a tag for it but I changed my mind because I didn't want to pay for insurance. I didn't even know about...

I bought an electric dirt bike at the beginning of the year. It will give me a full day of riding on a charge. It can't stall, It has torque to climb any hill, no noise, no smell, no gas, no idling. It has a clutch and gears, But on the trails I just leave it in second gear. I plug it in when I...

Looks like something that would be fairly easy to 3d print.

You have had one of these fail? I haven't.

1. I tap into the reserve fuel line. 2. Yes, I use jb weld if needed. 3. The kit comes with a plug for the other hole. I do have to replace the line every now and then, not really a problem. I use this line when I do...

I've been using one of these for years. I love it, battery's last a long time and it pumps fuel fast. I have seen them on sale for less than $10. https://www.harborfreight.com/battery-operated-liquid-transfer-pump-63847.html

You can get the info here..... https://www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/c/yamaha_personal_watercraft_1997/parts

I would say about 1k. There are a bunch of used motors on ebay, you can get an idea what a motor goes for now.

Complete with carbs and electrical system? Also condition, compression will affect worth.

I build stuff all of the time and keep a supply of materials on hand. I have rolls of turf I use for many of my projects. I didn't buy that roll for watercraft use. Here's a quick google...

Have you seen watercraft superstores line of elite traction mat's? Here is the mat on my waveblaster. https://watercraftsuperstore.com/products/traction-mats-for-yamaha-superjet-96-18?rq=mk_yamaha~yr_2009~md_super-jet~tr_traction-mat-kits

I have a roll of this, (link below) and the quality is good and the adhesive is good. In my opinion the foot grip is not going to as good as a normal jet ski pattern and will be harder to form to the tray corners. FYI I picked up a roll of this on sale for $25...

Battery sharks has them for the same price on ebay as well. The last one I got said something to the effect of " the battery can be used as a high drain or low drain application. Battery will condition itself for either application" At first it was slow to turn my 701 over but it now spins it...

It's the positive terminal. The lower cable is red but you are seeing the black sheathing at the terminal. The upper cable goes to my bilge pump.

I run those batteries in my jetski's and my street bike (Suzuki bandit 1200). I maintain them during off season and I get many years out of them. For the jet ski's I create an angle adapter out of angled aluminum. I tap threads for the upward facing bolt so all I have to do is tighten the nut to...