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cybermob2 has one up in MI he's been thinking about getting rid of

nice, this the engine you were going to port?

:question: I dont think I've ever heard those two things in the same sentence hope you get home alright though.

Yes, I did mine, go slow so you dont catch the brass inserts and rip em out. Did mine a yr ago and no problems as of yet. www.romack991.com then go to the pump section. There are two pics in there. I'd do it just to get that huge bilge obstruction out of the way.

Hmm, thats basically what I did, (well not 30hp) but I had a 13/15 cutback, bored nozzle and a wore out engine, then this winter I ported and some other stuff along with the rebuild, added a wetwolf cone as well. Now I'm thinking I'm cavitating some. Next time I'm out I'm gonna ride some...

me and my brother in law will be back again this yr

tee the two lines that are coming out of the head together, then run it to wherever you have been.

Not sure how coffman has it setup, but for single cooling w/ a b pipe I would have the line go into the manifold, but tee it and have both sides of the manifold tapped, then come out of the head with your two lines and tee them back together. (That gives you equal cooling on both cylinders) Then...

i wouldnt

WTF... (taken from the article) Paying the price In Missouri, a different kind of legislation is on the table - a bill that would dramatically increase boat registration fees to pay for what some would say is a good cause. The almost $5 million that would be generated annually if the bill...

only trailer i have seen flip was my brother's friend's aluminum snowmobile trailer that was empty and the wind caught it.

that cops statement is bs, as long as he has a waterbox and running water thru it there is no problem. the only thing he could possibly give you is a noise violation if there is one on the lake or something. what'd ya do on sunday, i tried callin ya a few times before i just turned around and...

i like the look of the 3 handholds on my hood, but the only ones I have ever used are the middle ones. But that is just to remove and install the hood. My first hood had 1 set way up to the front and i didnt like that.

So people have, not sure what size of tubes they used. Also from what i've seen they used flexible tubing to route the air, not pvc pipe. Seems like a better option.

I second that. I've got one coming in the mail too to try out on my next engine whenever that is. The original sportport really boosted my motor. Curious to see what this does. To try one for yourself: www.racelogic.com

how about having next freeride support the X instead of a community organization? It sounds like one ride a year would fund the X. Then the rest could help out the orginzations.

I think he might be talking about the launch point at stoney lake?

well its miniDV and not dvd so not quite as high quality and different method but the link did help as i found an article i was looking for. muchas gracias:cheer:

what do you use to import the vid on? i have a sony handycam minidv and it looks good on tv but quality really sucks and image gets small when i import it (even before it goes to movie maker). im just using the usb data uploader and driver that came with it. ps, nice vid:biggthumpup:

since you didnt get to see your work, other side is cracked too but not as bad. need to port your engine, probably less work than fixing my boat after every time i let you ride it. :biggrin: note: i had 2X3" aluminum, 1/4 thick behind that ******** too.