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Fill the inside full of water and see were it comes out. Probably bad midshaft housing/bearing seal

I run 2 pads on my FV, fits great.

Posting is much slower for me. I click post and have to wait a little while, sometimes longer then others. If you keep clicking the post button, it'll just keep posting till it loads, I think that's why we keep seeing all these multiple posted threads. Edit: Took 2 seconds to post this post...

I've shipped a few threw uship, seems to cost me about 300 any where in the U.S.

All depends on budget. Your need atleast 8-10k to buy/build something capable. More CC will help a lot. For flatwater, I like atleast 900cc+, but seen it done with a stock 701.

Yap, your be fine.

Generally people advance timing 2 degrees. Not retard.

Other way. Turning the stator plate clock wise would retard timing.

It's just a small spec/bump

Look closer. I can see the 2 dots in the photo.

Between ski trips and work, have not had much time for ski work. My new goal is to have it done sometime in March, hopefully i can do that, weather is starting to get nice, plenty warm to ride. Found out my reeds were cracked, so I ordered new ones. I got all the paperwork done, ski...

I marked mine, 2 and 5 degree advance. Your you can see the 5 degree retard dot below the 0 mark

Look at your stator plate, your see 2 dots. One is advanced 5 degrees and the other is retard 5 degrees.

Lots of info with photos on this subject. Your see a dot(dot=5 degrees) either side of the 0 degree mark, you want 2 degrees advanced or about 2mm.

I second whitca statement. That is how the stock skis are done. Also add your support in the bulkhead area and your be set. Something like this: http://www.raddudesfi.com/raddudesfi.com/Part_-_Rear_SuperJet_Exhaust.html

It's not near as runny.

5200 fast cure isn't runny and drys in 24hr vs 7 days.

Sbt midshaft holds up just fine for me.

Got for the b-pipe ski if you plan to upgrade motors later anyways.

Just as useless? Lol, Google search site works wonders. I go to profile and then threads started. Idk if that's the easiest way.