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That looks nice.

The M is a hotel and casino just on the outside of town. The buffet at The M, (especially on the weekends) is arguably the best in the world. Its $40 per person, but its actually a great deal. I guarantee that if you go to a nice restaurant and get everything you can get at this buffet, you...

x2. I'm also poor so $2200 plus case porting is already a little rich for my blood. PF pipe would put it out of reach for me.

^^Yea X2. Theres a local guy with a blaster that did red turf. I always give him crap for having a pink turf job.

Awesome. Happy Birthday!!:fest30:

What blaster did you get?

^^^Yea, seen it before. That would be nice. Here's what I'm talking about. This is what Im always on the hunt for. Too bad it isnt closer to me. http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=390318

I would go for the 1200 too. More power, better electrical, better carbs, and yeah it runs. At some point you'll probably need to rebuild it, but at least its a runner for now. BTW, if you got away with spending what you listed there you would be doing really good. Here's my calculations...

120 is actually perfectly good compression for a stock 1200. Its not the same as a 701. Back to your original question: I usually try to find a donor ski that isnt running, as long as rod isn't sticking out the side of the case or anything. If you want to do it right, you should tear the...

Absolutely!

Good? Why good?

Exactly what I thought.

There is a 10-12 juniors ski race class. Obviously, if you're a 10 year old and you're racing, you've been riding since you were 9 or younger. I guess people just throw the rules out the window and hope for the best if they want their kid to race juniors. Thats what I plan on doing when my...

Yes, thats the one I run. Nice product.

The pump end is just fine but you have to adapt the other end if you want to run the B2 cable. There are some brackets you can buy or you can just make your own. I run the Tobtek bracket. Its nice, has a lot of adjustment. He sells the brackets on here.

I've ran one for a couple years now, race application. I'm not sure if its better than any other extended nozzle but I like it. You'll want to run a blaster 2 steering cable, the stock cable can't handle the extra force and will just bend.

Do a search, there's alot of these going on right now and you'll find a ton of info. In general though, you're choices will most likely be Yamaha 1100, Yamaha 1200, or Kawi 1100. PV motors will be next to impossible to try and fit in the hull. They barely fit in the GPR hulls. Rad...

The problem with a 155 is that the blaster has a small intake tract so it cant take advantage of the bigger pump. I've ridden Yamabooey's 1100 with the 155 pump and IMO it doesn't help much. If you can get the pitch right on the 144 solas, it will be plenty of pump for the power.

FWIW, I have a 1200 in my blaster and it is about the same as my freinds ported 1100 yamaha blaster. I think you should do the solas pump for sure. Better hook, and like Scottie said, no wories on breaking veins.

4-1/2 years of lurking and this finally prompts you to post? :bigok: