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You have wet foam for sure. You can drill a small hole on each side on the bottom of the hole to drain it, but thats a bandaid, you need to pull the turf up and reform the tray

But from what everyone says, they never take them off, so why $200 more than tubbie II's?

Sweet, I'm going to use the clear glue it looks better

I was going to use a hot glue gun to fix it, do you think that will hold? Really, this is how I got it, I didnt even know it was like that until I pulled the tank out. I'm having someone weld it up for me this week so it should be back to normal.

Now that won't work, old shaft or kawi tool are your only real options here. If you have never taken the impeller out before, you are probably going to need alot of force to remove it

CF maybe, but not polyester with chopped mat

well I was out surfiding the other day, and after a hard landing, the ski sounded funny, but was working just fine, then just dies, get back to shore and fire it up, runs fine, but smoking like hell, so pulled my tank out today to find this, half of the water box has been fiberglassed! So now I...

I was out yesterday and it was a bit bigger than normal, so there might be something. But it's HOT outside!

I have been debating on getting a set for my SN for awhile now and I think I am going to get a set, but I want some people's opinions, the destroyers look nice, but cost Way to much IMO just to bolt them on when I plan on not taking them off. So which ones are better, tubbies or tom21/zero...

Now they are saying more rain for Saturday, but 8 foot waves in some spots. We should be fine here, but I'm not taking any chances and packing up my family and going to ride the storm out in Ohio

25mm underpadding made riding long periods nice. I rode a unpadded SJ the other day and my feet were mad at me.

Let me know how the higher compression works got the bottom end. I'm about to rebuild my pump bearings, they are shot and that should fix my problem hopefully. What size carb?

nothing special...............

Yup, I just back my trailer right into the water and leave everything there until I'm done. There is a ramp there if needed, but I just drop it in at the beach area.

I am going to be out there at 10am until we all get tired or run out of gas

I'm on my phone, but try this out A. Max Brewer Memorial Pkwy Titusville‎ Florida‎ 32796 United States

it didnt make mine much louder when I did it, you are not removing the baffels of the WB, just making it less restrictive by punching the holes in it. You will notice the bottom end punch, and if you dry out your exhaust, it will be much better. DO IT!

if you think its water, when it dies dont restart it, and tow it back and pull the plugs and check for water on them, if not, then it is the carb dumping fuel

no mine is the small hub. I would love to get a big hub with a stuffer, or suposidly, a cut back SXR impeller is the best for a 750-800 motor setup. I think the first impeller we tried was a 9/17 ( I would have to look) and the top end sucked my 750SS couch would beat the X2 no problem.

bump for the weekend, anyone interested?