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tuning the pipe is more about rider preference. you should probably just set the screws on the pipe to the recommended starting position from Factory Pipe, like top and middle closed, bottom open 3/4 of a turn. Just make sure the chamber doesn't get too hot. Tune your carbs and then once you...

Its more of a 10 pound difference if you think about it. You're taking 5 lbs from one spot and adding 5 lbs to another.

I'll have some pics soon, I'm just about there.

Sorry to thread jack but I got a question for you Scottie. I always place my feet like you described but I'm leaning to the inside of the turn. Should I be trying to stand up straighter, or even towards the outside corner to get more weight on the outside rear?

I have a ported stock bore 61x cylinder on my sj and run the ADA 37s.

Its a true race pipe. I run mine with H2O injection. More of a mid to top pipe.

That sucks but I'm sure somebody could bring a coupler to the freeride for you.

was this blaster sitting for a long time before you bought it? if so, just rebuild the carbs now and save yourself the headaches of trying to chase down a strange problem.

Can someone pull a double pits to chesty backflip? That would impress me.

better watch the wieght. airlines are charging quite a bit for heavy bags these days.

You'll read high compression numbers until its broke in.

WTF? I'm not a facebooker but would really like to see this. Who the hell posts vids on facebook anyway without putting it on youtube or something?

can someone post this outside of facebook? It wont let me see it without an account.

Mine didn't, but that was my first rebuild. I was wondering the same.

go away

I know everyone is talking about riding, but I would just like to submit that the blaster is my favorite watercraft to work on. Blaster projects rock!!

Are you running the stock hood latch in front? After switching to a wetracer hood latch my compartment stays bone dry.

20 hours. Thank you. Here I thought all of this was just easy for you.

I dont care what you ride as long as you have fun. But just FYI seats, we ride with a guy at our cove named Byron who is 76 years young. He buoys an SXR and schools the hell out of most of us youngins.

still doesn't explain why the previous owner had something so expensive but didn't have any info