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Superflip was dope

Someone needs to shut that damn girl up... she's annoying...

Sic... wish I was there, instead I'm at work.

Matt, I have a bunch of those damn bed plates. Just pay shipping and packaging and I'll send you a set. Or if you're going to pismo next weekend I'll bring a set up for you.

Or did the whole mounting boss snap off????

Love that two tone turf, and really like those stern bushings in the corners.

same cables can be used...

It is almost 100% certainly just the wear ring.

the stock impeller is soft aluminum and gradually the outer diameter got worn down.

Sounds to me like the wear ring needs to be replaced... sounds like it is swollen.

What pump are you using??? Was the impeller repaired along with the repitch or just repitched? Usually if you can get it inside of the wear ring, even though you can't tell, that means the wear ring is bad. But the outer diameter of a impeller can be increased and some times is when an...

Only ski I bought brand new was an SXR before I even really knew what a superjet was... Owned it for 3.5 years then traded it straight over for a 97 limited superjet. Ya I lost some money on it, but I had a lot of fun on it. Wish I still had it because my wife always says that was her favorite.

what about it does not fit?

Ordered my last one from Parker yamaha http://www.parkeryamaha.com/search.aspx?find=GM6-62664-00-00

I sold a bone stock FX-1 that was missing a ride plate in about 3 days for $1000... Don't know if I got lucky, but I was surprised how fast it sold.

I use to run my second bilge in that exact location and believe it or not I would actually notice more water coming out of that bilge versus the rear bilge.

hmmm those look familiar. haha

Are you sure your hood is actually sealing??? I know the hood liner on those hoods are not glassed in very evenly. If you put the hood (without breather tubes) onto a flat table does the hood rock from corner to corner?

I know once or twice I've had to use a file to repair some threads of a pole bolt due to threads getting jacked up while pounding a pole bolt past a pole spring. For that reason alone I would not use this bolt.

Thought this was interesting. Hadn't seen this before of heard of anybody running one. Saw this on the IJSBA World Final advertisement I got in the mail yesterday. Looks like the hex head of the bolt might be smaller so that you can remove the bolt without either grinding the head of the bolt...