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so tearing apart the motor ready for this lol i also need some help with this as i've never done this before. Looking at the motor the head the pistons nothing seems to be ruined its all still good. Well, at least i think so.

okay so i'm starting this. I started building the site today put a little front page up right now. All rides that are going to happen next year group rides and also sanctioned events i will be posting to the site. As well as pictures and industry news. Just also thought about adding spots...

well the motor is already had a ton of work done to it. problem is its need work to get it back to running condition.

so i need someone to rebuild my motor. as cheap as possible.

Greenwood lake, Seaside, and lbi mainly. Straight dry run i figured it would be less messy. lol

i really wish i knew. The kid i bought it off knew nothing about it, I'm still trying to contact the original owner.

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/44470

you have no idea. So what do you guys think?

now i have started to sand it down, but i have not gotten far, ive just been to busy with other things. but my plans are to repaint it. Also to redesign the bottom of the hull. A guy on a pwc today did it. I got some instructions on how he did his and i'm pretty good with fiberglass. Here is...

and finally the motor, I know a guy whose really good with engines especially small engines. Everything this guy has runs great and fast. He's rebuilding it for me because i'd rather not mess with what i really dont know to much about. I know enough about motors to find out whats wrong and get...

Started to pull the motor out by removing the fuel tank and then the exhaust, Found out that the exhaust comes out the back next to the pump and i mean like right next to the pump. Also knew it had dual bilge pumps. Took them out and got to clean them down to find out they are 500 gph provided...

Heres inside the engine compartment before the tear down.

Bought an x2 from a friend didnt know what he had. Paid 100 dollars for it. So This is how it begins. In Stripping it down found out it has a 750 in it. BONUS! Heres pictures before i started to dig in.