Alright thanks for the input. After I got it all done, with conversion plates etc... and it was a great running ski in great condition what do you think I could sell it for? I want to make sure I could get my money back out of it. Thanks
So you didn't glass in new mounts though right? I'm trying not to buy the pre made conversion plates.
1991 SN, Wetjet 701, Solas impeller, Coffman sizzler, F/A.
Ok so I'm probably going to be doing an 1100 yamaha conversion into a b1 hull. Im on a budget so I don't really want to buy the conversion plates. Does anyone have any info about glassing in new front mounts? By the way my donor ski is a wave raider 1100.
Thanks, Kyle
Got parts in about a week ago. Runs great now just a little rich. Both high and low. Approximately how fast should it go? I don't think its getting full rpm's. Probably should lean it out a little. Also if I fall of the left side of the ski and it tips to the left, if I try to go again it acts...
Cool. Ok so heres whats in it now.
Pilot Jet = 120
Main Jet = 125
Needle/Seat = 2.0
Spring = Shiny silver? I've read thats 65g?
Pilot screw = 1-1/8 turn
Main Screw = 8/10 turn
So it seems the main jet is really small? Also with that N/S and spring combo the chart says I should be getting...
Ok thanks that helps. So should I go with b pipe jetting? Is the b pipe jetting meant for single or dual 44? Also when it says High speed screw 1 2 , what does that mean? 1/2? 1-2 turns? Thanks again
Edit: Just called factory pipe and they said 1 2 is 1 1/2, and 2 2 is 2 1/2. Guess ill just go...
I just pulled the carb off again to make sure which one it is. Turns out it is a 44. The machined step is just under an inch long. That does mean it's a 44 right? Here's a pic.
Yea I can take a pic next time I have it apart. Probably will be awhile though. You guys got any recommendations on jetting? Seems like it may have a slight hesitation during idle to full throttle. By the way, I'm pretty sure its not the 46mm carb. I think its the 44. The bottom of the carb...
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