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another quick question...what about putting pp balls in the bottom section and foaming the top 1-2" of the flat area and then foam the sides. This would seem to give it stability and allow me to shape the tray. Plus the water should settle in the bottom which could be drained out. From all...

thanks Steve. I've read this thread and it looks like something I will attempt to do.

I've cleaned out a mess of wet foam from my ski. Before I go back with foam, I wanted to see if ping pong balls were worth considering. I've heard this has been done, but I'm interested in feedback and the pros and cons. Also, any links to build projects (with ping pong balls) would be great...

I put in a bilge. Not a biodegradable. Nothing like a phone trying to guess what you are typing.

I picked up this 96 out of the Austin area last August. It runs great, but I cold tell it was holding water. After opening the tray I found very wet foam. A previous owner had put in foot holds and some type of baffled drains (plastic) which did not work. After putting in a biodegradable, I see...

Got it started up! ended up being that the fuse circuit was wired incorrectly.. Shows how much a wiring diagram helps!

I will give this a try. We have a few wires that have bumps in them.

We have been delayed on getting back to this ski due to vacations etc...ok...We chaged the seloniod (relay) and put in a new stop/start switch. Still nothing happening when we hit the button. We are able to jump the relay and it turns over (without touching the start button). Any suggestions...

Alright thank you, i will check it out.

How can I check this?

Fuse is good, I have two grounds and they are good. And when I hit the start button there is not even a click.

Okay so i have been trying to get my ski started for a couple of days with no luck at all. i was able to jump it by grounding the relay with a screwdriver. Then i replaced the relay and now it wont even jump. All of the wires are connected properly and the battery is fully charged. I am all out...

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ride report: After rebuilding the top end( bore, hone new pistons) I finally got a chance to try it out.. And wow it was AWESOME! I am very happy to finally own a superjet! And I definitely will not miss my old 750!

Whenever you try this stuff out, I would like to know how it works.

Well it's kinda funny because the picture actually does give the ski justice. But trust me when you look at it up close you can tell that it was just shot over the old coat ( you can see spots of green), and that they didn't even sand it at all. But the good thing is that paint can come off!!

Hey man i need a flywheel cover installation kit, set of waterbox straps w/ attached ends, and a set of gas tank straps with the attached ends. Thanks, McGuire

Yes I did!

Here are the pics, like I said the paint/ turf is in awful condition.

Whats up, I have been on this site for a while but havent really been active. Anyways I have an 06 superjet, it was Rob Crowe's old ski. It has a motor ported by LPW, I think it is like a 760 or 780, not sure but it sure does rip! all the bolt-ons include, B-pipe, ADA dome head, Blowsion trim...