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yes, and yes... new gaskets don't need grease. spend $9 on a new gasket and avoid corroding everything in a $150+ ebox. Superjet-113 sells some nice ebox gaskets... little different than OEM, and I like them better. I purchased like 5 at one time so I always have them available.

printed the shipping label. will go out tomorrow.

oppps add mid shaft bolts to that also

still better than it was 2 years ago... killer manifold for under $200 shipped. RIVA and blowsion conversion manifolds cost $200+ brand new.

bluegtate was down at Art's shop last week. he said he got to see all kinds of cool stuff including the new modded dual 38's. he does something very similar to your SXR carbs.

yes... i got about a half hour lecture from JK about my pole being stiff. since then have put the proper spring on it and it is so much better.

you gotta have a tank to tote around a tank.

haha, thats funny b/c the same exact thing happened to mine. i just left it also.

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Heck yes... I measured and examined my cable I purchased but have yet to install yesterday, and that sucker is nice. The cable is like 2x as thick as a stock SJ cable, and even comes with a protective sheath that runs like half the length of the entire cable. BTW the cable I purchased was 87"...

The SXR/SXI cables still require the throttle cable adapter. I've been told, by Matt_E I think, that the older SX cables have the wider threaded area, thus do not need the throttle adapter... I have purchased a cable, but have not installed it yet. On your carb side you'll have to open up the...

yes I think so... it appears to be the rubber bumper that connects to one of the brackets that holds the waterbox in place.

would have to be less than $190 shipped... atleast in the this market, b/c you can get an ATP for that price shipped.

but that spacer doesn't space the reeds any differently. that spacer only really extends the intake track runners. As far as I can tell at least. :dunno:

not back pressure isn't critical on two strokes as far and I understand it... an after market water box is more just a waste of money unless you're gonna run a front exhuast outlet and for a handful of other reasons.

no keep the stock waterbox.

very nice... be sure to put some anti seize on those head pipe screws.

k, i see now... seems like that would space the manifold way out there with reeds sitting in the same stock location... any reason to have it so spaced out there??? So it goes cases, then blue plate, then adapter plate, then manifold??? I personally run the RIVA conversion manifold. I got one...

So is that plate your calling a "spacer" really an adapter?

Great seller. Fast shipping. Well packaged. Product better than described. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!