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Thanks, Mike. Marine Grade Anti Seize Compound

Leaded fuels are not legal at IJSBA competitions if that mattters to you.

Move the shop to Houston. :thewave: :djsmilie: 4th largest city has got to be better than Tom's River :shrug: :fingersx:

If antiseize does not prevent corrosion between two dissimliar metals, then what are we to put on our stainless steel bolts and screws that screw into aluminum?

Anybody have a first-time-camper checklist?

I would not bother with headache trying to fit the B-pipe

I'm sneaking out early afternoon for Friday.

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No problem. Give us more info on what grate and prop you have now, and we'll set you up ;)

Just don't let the midget jetskiers know you are hieghtening.

Sounds like a good choice to me. That K prop is too tall, definately. Maybe a Skat 12/17 swirl?

Fanta?

That's a good pipe for a 650. Keep it.

Thanks for the feel-good, fellas. It's a mild superstock right now. The other thread has more pictures. I should be able to get some actions shots to post soon.

I'll come out Friday. If the Advent CDI isn't back by then, I'll put the stock one in it.

I'm ready to post some pics of my B1 project. I've started a fuller thread at PWCToday here, but here's some pics to wet your whistle. I need to finish up a few cosmetics and get the ignition fixed then get some air under this thing :Banane01:

The check valve is to let air in. The fuel tank builds a small amount of pressure while riding.

I've never been to the Pac coast with skis before. I know the uniqueness of Mexico may have worn off on most of the previous Mex-Rager participants, but it sounds more interesting to me than CA. I'm down for a west coast road trip this fall. If it winds up being CA, I'm okay with that too.

Sounds like you should bump Butch's thread on the other site.

I remember that rescue story. It might have been on a sitdown. Probably from Keystone Yamaha if his father still owns that. I don't know how often you'll catch Malone on lakes in Altoona anymore, but I wouldn't doubt it and he is very approachable.