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Sold Selling a 781 flat top engine I got with a SJ I bought. Dont know the history on it or who built it. Will need rebuilt The good Cases are epoxy/ported/fly cut for big bore sleeves Case threads are all good Cylinder has big bore sleeves Cylinder is fully ported/transfers/exhaust R&D 85.5...

Enjoying the snow in Colorado

Depends. But majority of the tigercraft hulls I've been around take couch mounts.

Bumps - price lowered

Carrera911 A lot more time is involved then you think.

$1100

Sold Selling my Solas 148, been a great pump, upgraded to a bigger engine/155 pump. JM heavy duty 96-07 SJ driveshaft. OEM bearings/seals Pump is set up for triple cooling, but can plug any hole not needed with a pipe plug. Impeller: skat cutback 5mm 9/15. Total cost new $1800 Asking $1000...

Bun makes their own manifold that fits their engine. You have to use a pfp/rrp manifold to fit the pipe onto a yamaha base engine.

If I remember correctly, the bun pipe gains you a lot of bottom, but doesn't have as much steam in the mid/top range as PFP.

The stator section had corrosion on the bottom.

Sold Used Skat Magnum 140 pump in decent condition. Retail $3054 new. It had some corrosion here and there on the aluminum housing, I sand blasted it, painted it black/clear. Has new Japanese bearings/seals Drive shaft splines are good Shaft is a HD non tapered Prop is a skat 10.5/20 Asking...

Why not run the hood lock with hood straps

I'd guess a helium.

Need the cold fusion alignment tool.

New bearing/seals will have more drag then a well used one.

I think it's awesome for someone to be making a affordable option, just not sure if they have all the bugs figured out yet.

From what I've heard and seen, they dont make very good power. I built a Havoc for a customer with a 701/pipe/enhancer/head and it out performs 2 other rtp he rides with. Maybe they aren't tuned right, idk. I went riding with them, and both of them had electrical issues, would only run for 1 min...

I wonder if the quality is better now a days?

Lol, sounds like a plan. Planning on building me a surf beater this winter to bring down there early next year.

I can unplug the stock connector with one hand, not sure what's difficult about it. Deutsch connectors are better, but when you go to replace the s/s switch, your have to cut it and change the plug. If you use dielectric grease on the stock plugs, your never have any issues.