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Mike is correct, 650 has 3 and have smaller cages then 61x.

Madness!

Ya, I stretch every day, that defentity helps.

I meant it's not compressed anymore, but I can still feel it.

I had 1 herniated disc last Oct., I was out for months, it shows "healed" on the mri, but is still sore every now and then.

I pull the bars hard to my chest on smaller cc setup like yours and don't extend so much, the tighter of a ball you stay in, the faster the ski will come around.

Hope it's cheap, quality looks like poo.

Not sure why they are running center seals, since there isn't a rotary valve.

You split/rebuild the crank.

http://www.thepicta.com/media/1568788174075253481_458794506 Same crank seal setup as a seadoo.

Completely different hull

Definitely go with the ss, great motor.

I believe the WB3 used the WB2 hull, not the same as the WB1.

I don't know if there is a law for how long they must produce parts. I know seadoo stops after 10 years. I believe yamaha and Kawasaki are much longer. I can still get a lot of parts from kawa for my 550 and x2, 30 year old skis.

Im just happy they are still making them. Superjet is a solid setup, why change it.

Sparks are fun for a sit down, I would take a 1100 blaster over a spark, but the fuel economy is a whole lot better on a spark. If you get really rough with a spark, the hull will fail. I've never rode one in surf, but have seen plenty videos of them in surf.

If you messed with tuning and there was no change in how it ran, you could possibly have something not right with carbs or fuel system.

That looks like a standard 550/440 to me with some bolt ones. I would say a few hundred if it has perfect compression.

Buy some stock 38s or 44s for $200. 38s work fine up too 800cc, look at the jetmaniac 781's... my xscream 900 runs mod 46's and runs great. I had a ported 736 with 48s and the power wasn't smooth and it was wasting alot of fuel.

Thanks for the info, I have a beach cart, so we can unload anywhere, I just didn't know if they have designated areas to ride like Florida. I was assuming it's more like Texas and you can ride just about anywhere want, but idk.