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$700???? That's 650SX territory! It's not too hard to get $1100 or so for a clean 650 squarenose in Michigan.

It will, I don't think anyone is arguing that. Heck, the WaveVenture 701 turned a 155mm pump! The question is how well it will work... I think having a 75mm center secion and only 6 vanes, it will turn like butter.

Is the Solas 148mm different than the Skat 148mm? I don't think you'll gain anything over a 144 Mag, except lower top speed.

The oil seal is still on there, just fine. That washer just sits between the impeller and oil seal, probably to help keep water out of the seal area. That pump looks like ******** but it should work okay if the bearings are smooth.

If you're looking for a set of reed spacers I have a set of Boyesen stuffers for the 62T I'd sell for $50 shipped. Selling becuse I no longer need 62T engine parts :biggthumpup:

I plan to use the Waterdawg pipe on my 66e :skull2:

Lisa started a new thread... he's doing good as of the last update I saw.

I think I run around 30psi popoff. With 112.5 lows and 125 highs. Or something like that, it's been a while since I looked. Edit, these are non-OEM's.

He's wrong, they are the same size :Banane01:

The SXI Pro? Because it has the FRP bottom deck (it's thicker, stronger).

Yes, that's Waterdawg's shop.

The Pro hull should be 20 pounds heavier than the SXi hull. 145 pounds actually sounds about right for an unreinforced Pro hull. But you never know how they put a ski together at the factory...

That ski would sink like a rock if it ever took on water! Better stick a 650 in it :biggthumpup:

That guy will sell footholds and tubbies really cheap too.

I have a midshaft assembly I'd sell for $100 + shipping and an R&D rideplate I'd sell for $35 + shipping.

The 760's from Yamaha came with lower psi on the rear cylinder. But they were designed for a sitdown... sitdowns that dumbasses beat the piss out of. I think you'd be plenty safe with 175psi on a 760 and 94 octane.

I think it would be awesome in some waves, they say it goes 40mph: http://www.powerski.com/content/psi_index.php

I don't think you'd want to risk it, it cracked for a reason (probably corrosion between the wear ring and housing.

Those were quite a bit different. This surf board was developed in the late 1990's.

I agree, way overpriced, but they look like a ton of fun. I read about those about 8 years ago. They have a lot of cool technology in them.