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Will they fit on poles with tubes? (ATP or RRP)

Take my advice man...I've basically built what you want to build. It takes way longer than what you think it will take, costs way more than what you think it will cost, and in the End is not worth it. Is it custom and does it look cool? Yes. And you can say you completely built it yourself. Is...

Thanks! Toby footholds in a Tom21 wide tray. Definitely worth taking the time to do it I always have my rear foot sideways in the hold, works great!

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Let me know if you guys know of any yfz 450 rollers for sale, preferably located on the west coast. No motor, no pipe, no electronics. Thanks

Only took about two years to do, but here's my 94. Put tubbies on, 144 pump and intake, wide tray, and as many billet accessories as possible.

I was there just didn't end up riding at all.

Thanks for putting those up for me dave! I haven't posted on this build thread in quite awhile I ended up getting it ready to ride for last summer but was only able to ride it for about an hour. The pump and intake made a huge difference with a lot more hookup, and the tubbies helped to make it...

I'll give you a grand for it tomorrow and I'll come pick it up! Great looking ski man

A=Anthony, Alamo is my last name. I thought about changing my forum name to Ala-moo since I'm a dairy science major and to match my license plates, just never got around to it

Another option: I layed all my underpad down first in both the tray and the footholds, then turfed the sides and front of the tray, then went back and turfed the tray. It worked for me and turned out pretty good.

Looks great man can't wait to come down and see it hopefully soon!

Also had exact same problem would start on land but when under load it would just keep cranking and cranking. Ended up being some of the reed petals being broken. Just take your carb off and remove your intake manifold and check out your reeds. You should be able to tell if that's the problem...

In order to align your pump and driveshaft, you need to make a tool that will ensure your driveshaft comes dead center through the bulkhead. You cant use the midshaft as your center point because of the rubber lining. From experience, you would be surprised how much you can angle the pump...

I used acetone and a heat gun. Worked pretty well and didn't take too long

I like the pay-as-you-go idea you had. That way it keeps both the buyer and builder honest and in communication. And it helps spread the cost of the hull over a period of time rather than a lump sum payment, which is harder for most people to do. I personally am very excited to see how this...

Can't wait for these to come out!

That is so badass!!

Usually the longer it takes, the better it turns out. More test fits, less chance to make errors. I like madmat's idea with the foil i used an old sheet as a template for my last turf job. Just take your time and try not to rush it and it should turn out good!

Good to finally see pics of it! Looks like you're going to beat me to the water