Thanks for the advice so far. I was leaning towards the MSD but everyone keeps saying how great the power factor is, so I was considering that option as well. Any one ride both set up's, pfp and charging system vs. b piped TL on same size engine/hull? Sounds like I wouldn't get the full benefits...
Which would you buy first? Digital dual channel MSD TL or a Power Factor Pipe? I'm running a 89mm bore billet DASA 4mm stroker engine in a super jet. Currently have a MSD enhancer, lightened flywheel and B Pipe.
Thanks!
If its your or a friends boat, weight the boat for surfing and make the cleanest wake you can get. Hit the wake 5-10' back of the boat. Come in perpendicular to the wake. I go between 10-11.5 mph If you turn slightly into the wake it also cleans the wake up.
These are the only ones I find on their website. Not the single airbox for dual carb one.
http://www.thrustinnovations.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=6&products_id=160
I'm sure I've seen pictures posted of an adapter to use the stock dual carb air box (RN) with aftermarket carbs. I am running a set of BlackJacks and would like to keep water out better. Does any one know who makes it and or a link to their website? I've looked on Thrusts and Wamiltons websites...
Just went to put my flywheel on and was re using the existing bolt and it sheared right off. I was able to use an ez out and remove the broken portion from the crank. I'm in a pinch to get the ski done before I leave for Blyth tomorrow. I have a factory Yamaha bed plate to case bolt. Its a...
Got the tray foamed using EPP foam and then a top coat of expanding foam to hold everything together and give a base for laying the fiberglass. Widened the rear of the tray and modified a set of foot holds.
Might just need to clear coat them. I also have a water spot remover for fiberglass. It works great on removing spots and keeping them off the boat, just don't know if it would work on aluminum.
I know some of you have polished aluminum parts under the hood and was wondering what you have found to be the best sealer/wax to use to help prevent water spots as best as possible? I've found a couple sealers online but would like to know if they will actually work in a jet ski engine bay...
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