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Yeah, sled cylinders generally have way more hp but way less torque per cc than ski jugs. Now PV units might do the trick but I wouldn't put money on it. Good luck Oz

Laquer thinner and a blade for the glue removal...........if you're going that far. Oz

Ha ha ha................I kind of figured you'd chime in:barrel::barrel::Thinkingof_:

I'm would almost bet Impros will recommend the 9/15 hooker. Definately a worthy option for low end, or maybe even the 8/15, assuming you have a sn or rn sj. Oz

The island I live on is 126 Miles to circum-navigate it. You think thats do-able? Im actually kind of tempted to try it. I guess I would have to buy gas for the support boat though. I could put the 650 back in the sn hull. That thing was a sipper for sure.

I have used hammerite type paint with great results. Not tried in salt though. Oz

I had some, They lasted less than 10 rides. Oz

18/23 skat here. Great low end for the small pump. Both my fx's (stock and piped) came with it. Oz

Aren't Coffman pipes pretty small?

"My new girlfriend is loud, unstable, requires a lot of time and attention, always having breakdowns, she drinks a lot, but man is she fun to ride" Sounds like my FX-1

The 3 or 4 women that I witnessed trying a standup for the first time, didn't even fall for like 10 minutes or so. I think they tend to be alot more cautious than men. That said, I wouldn't worry about the learning curve so much. Oz

Thats great to hear, I'm considering some simular work done. Sounds like Art's the hot ticket. Oz

Selling the fx1 would grow a vag!

Oh yeah, almost forgot........Looks pretty cool! Oz

So you eliminating the stock Yami plate altogether? And why the Tigershark coupler? Oz

Ive been looking at that thing on CL for like 2 weeks now. So it's a '99? What pump work was done? Looks super clean. Colin must be stoked! Oz

Thats a nice X2 alright

I guess epoxy would be though.

Make sure its fuel proof

I have wondered if the Fast Cure was any different. The regular takes high humidity or underwater to cure tack free within 4 days.