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agreed with the better timing curve, but unless you're racing, and all you're after is low end, you can set it and leave it.

a 650 flywheel is lighter than a lightweight 750 wheel, isn't it?

damn, and I thought WE were rednecks over here. :dunno: did that come out of a fishing boat conversion? just wondering how they had room for a fuel tank.

badass ski.

Terry, why is there a distributor hooked to the front of that motor? doesn't it need to have more cylinders?

At least you HAVE a friggin beach, there...lol this town sux, AND there's no beach : )

you could probably flip it with a 550 engine, if the wave was tall enough and had enough of a lip on it.

yeah, looking for a square shaped one that will fit over the vortex. : ) thanks H, I think I found one.

if you clean with laquer thinner and roughen up the surfaces with 220 grit paper, and use regular epoxy instead of jb weld, they will hold up just fine. it sucks that you have to recondition them to get them to stay together though.

you might be able to do it with an inverted pump wedge, foot straps, and one hell of a wave in the ocean.

does anyone know where to buy a square pre filter a 44, 46, 48mm ocean pro vortex F/a? thanx : )

you can pick up a good used crank fairly cheap from someone parting out their skis, but I would suggest buying a brand new one, or rebuilt one. when you buy one used you don't actually know how many hours are on it, and if you go to all the trouble to build the motor and there's only a few hours...

damn.

yeah, but "splotchy" like that? I guess if you say so. :dunno:

well, I might just be "seeing things" in that video, but it sure looks like he hit a few slicks there at the beginning around 0.11. :dunno:

pull the motor as a "whole" and get it out of the ski, then try to turn the impeller shaft and the coupler on the motor before you determine the engine is locked up. it might just be the prop shaft bearings. if it's a js 550, you have bearings at the front of the shaft, and bearings in the pump...

because, wouldn't the same physics apply at the lip of the wave as you're leaving it for a flip? :dunno: seems like it would.

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square wheels would probably work best. you don't want it to move.