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I am not 100% sure but i believe that the limited chamber is better for low end on smaller setups like 800cc and below, where the mod chamber is for setups above 800cc. If I am wrong I hope someone can chime in and correct me.

This brings about an interesting topic. Sure the waterbox is backwards, does it even matter? Would it even be noticeable while riding? A waterbox is just a maze of baffles, right? So what does it matter which side is in and which side is out? Has anyone on the X tried it or it is one of those...

It is a stock stroke 900 motor.

We should all be able to flip off a v-wake. I am booked at a place right up the rode and will be arriving Saturday afternoon.

No he ain't small by any means, that's for sure. I believe it is a Thrust EZ pull trim system

For sure....Just ping me this spring or summer as I love riding St. Clair, just never have enough fuel capacity in my ski to wonder those waters.

I was there when this video was take and this was quite impressive to witness. I believe his point is to show people that you don't need an AM hull and big PV motor to do a backflip. Just need a BIG set of balls and lots of practice.

I am in Dearborn and ride everywhere and anywhere I can. Anyone in the area feel free to hit me up if you ever want to go riding this spring/summer

What time is this suppose to start tomorrow?

Where is everyone stay as I am having a hard time finding a place on the lake?

I am looking forward to putting some names and faces to some of the great people that I have dealt with over the years.

Here are a couple alternative options as well: http://www.seaspecs.com/ http://www.activesportsunglasses.com/birdz-eyewear.html

Get LASIK and never look back. I had it done about 8 years ago and haven't looked back. Best money I ever spent, because it changed my life.

I had the motor in my SJ powder-coated a few years ago and it still looks amazing. It holds up to the heat and just about anything else I have put it through over the years.

Anywhere and everywhere I can possibly ride. I am not picky as long as I have a riding partner. Usually I ride Lake Eire in the Livingston channel and flatwater inland lakes all over.

IceRocket Where in metro detroit are you located?

Glad to see you are healing well. That is by far the worst injury I have seen on the X. I sure hope you had a CAT scan done at the hospital to ensure no bleeding of the brain or any other damage that can't be seen by an x-ray. If not you should definitely get one as it is better to be safe...

This is absolutely correct. I made sure mine was straight and true during my build by shimming one of the bracket slightly. I have zero issue with my pole getting loose as it is always tight and exactly how I like it. Also placing a bushing on both sides of the base of the handle pole helps a...

That is definitely not the best way to secure it. I have the same tank in my Q8 Sky and as you can see there is alot to be said about doing a build yourself and making sure you get every detail right as it will result in a more reliable ski with very little clutter.

I can't wait