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Do it right the first time :biggthumpup:

John made things right on an order where the USPS goofed. :biggthumpup: :biggthumpup:

Use a dingy dock.

I bought a set of LEDs from Academy, a local outdoors retailer, and they have Optronics (which can be found on eBay). I like them, don't recall if they are fully sealed, I soldered the connections and covered them with an adhesive lined heat shrink tubing (instead of the clip splices). Closest...

Here's what I did this weekend... guess what it's for? Last pic is all of the tree that was thrown away... It was a Post Oak that was 12" DBH (12" diameter at breast height).

Can't tell what year it is, but looks like she's bone stock. (last 2 numbers on the HIN is the model year) Need a new rideplate, ~$20 (get a stocker) Check the pump, make sure it's alright As long as it's just electrical, you got a good deal... if it's a 701 and the engine is good, a much...

Do you know if the crimping tool uses the same dies as RJ-45/network crimpers?

1001 uses, the other Duck tape & 5200... only not as practical.

Still unbelievable.

Matt: Read RiverRat's post on this subject from Project RiverRat

Parrdaddy has the solution.... (note, that is not Parrdaddy)

Unless you ride your ski like your told to in the User Manual, Why risk it? Hell, even then Murphy's Law always applies.

That's done on a square nose only. There are intakes on the front of the round that are covered to minimize water intake.

Mostly looks, but some additional functionality.... like strength, holds, etc.

Oh, the B-pipe is stamped on the header pipe "B-Pipe". On the FPP website, it is called the Yamaha 701 SuperJet Mod or Limited pipe.

Endo, your going to need to search for the answers to your querstions. Many answers can be found in the Tech FAQ. There is info about different exhaust systems, glassing, reinforcements, etc. Great info!

True... I would have found some foam padding then saran wrap... I think it's great to reuse boxes. DGY, Blowsion, etc. do it... and I re-use their re-used boxes... but there is a point at which they should be discarded/recycled (structural integrity).

When you compare the number of riders that have tubbies or reinforce, reinforcement is more common. Thus I felt it was more important to emphasize reinforcemnt.... Besides, tubbies are one of those things that are rider preference. Kind of like a wet wolf cone, or blueprinted pump. Not as...

May I suggest adding reinforcements at stage 2, since you are working with glass anyway (footholds).

Negligible amounts of foam can be added to help like you are asking... Either the foam is wet, or there are voids in the foam (which is highly unlikely, but possible). "It can sink fast" is relative not quantitative. Is there another ski near you with which you can compare weights?