yeah i love total loss as well
its come along way since the early days when it was unreliable
Its going on my new boat , so i can run the frisibie on the front
they look great those plates
Im not sure about using them on 2008 as they have the rubber block under the engine
Has anyone developed some to work with that
I am nervous about taking the block out as the ribs have gone from the side and i dont know if the hull has lost any ridgeity because of it
Well the exhaust is pretty much finished now and looking great
Thanks to brad and bobby for there help in getting this finished
Since the stroker engine sits higher the exhaust required modification and i also added some substantial brackets to stop the pipe coming apart as R&D pipes are known for
that will be fine on pump gas
I would check the ring gap and make sure that your rings are ok
When i put a cylinder on i use a small scew driver to push the rings and make sure they are not jammed
sounds like your building a nice boat there
all the stuff your putting on will work well...
well working on the ski some more
Working on the exhaust mounts
Almost there , this is one r&d exhaust that will not fall off like they are known for
Thanks to Dawson for helping me on the bracket
We had made a rave link but after fitting the exhaust it only needed a small tap and the std...
I second that
i have seen try and save some money and then end up paying more
Some times the more expensive option is the cheapest
Getting a GOOD shop to do your work also gives you a warranty as well
you will get the syptom of it runs great on the trailer and for the first 12 feet then it starts missing etc
you take it back to the beach and clear it and it runs awesome out of the water
this is only at the start , once the o ring goes it runs crap all the time
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