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I love it! How else can we get new blood into the sport? "Kids" can't afford a $20k ski to compete with.

I'm one of the self appointed "guinea pigs" running an SBT crank in my TPE 964. Phil's got this thing dialed in with more power than I know what to do with, and he says there's still lots of power left to tap (he says I need a bigger prop)... If i have to replace that crank every year, it's...

A Powerfactor pipe makes a delicious motor even more delicious.

Did you check your bendix? Last time mine looked like that the bendix let loose.

The blocks have inserts in them to hold the pins in place. If you're running a powerfactor pipe, thread the blocks with a timecert or heli-coil and use a button bolt to secure the blocks from the bottom. This way you don't have to modify the pipe and the pipe will clear the bolts.

I buy the glue sticks of red and blue. Those don't dry up or drip like the liquid does. I've had pretty good luck with the gel sticks too, but I prefer the glue sticks as they're also easier to apply.

Yeah mine's dented Mine looks exactly the same.

I've been pleased with my Chan so far. Phil's landed some high backflips on mine with no issues so far. I do really like the ride of it, and I hope mine holds up. The real test will be when I sack up and start back flopping mine. I did store 14 gallons of water in 2 plastic jugs in my tray...

Now you're just being fancy. :p

And if you chop the bolt down you can pull the flywheel without pulling the tank!

I think the one in my blaster may be louder than my powerfactor pipe...

TDR stands for TOO DAMN ROUD (with an Asian accent). I hate the one in our blaster.

The 964 is more than capable of flat water flipping. With just an MSD total loss, powerfactor pipe, Dasa carbs, PHP intake manifold, vForce 3 reeds, Solas mag, and P&P tuning, it's hard to hold on. Several people got to ride my backie chan at Carolina Beach. They can post up their...

Well my wife called me out on my reluctance to bring my backie chan, so it's packed and loaded for the trip in the morning.

If i can fit it in the truck bed with all my other camping crap i'll bring it. Blaster is on the hitch hauler.

Oh but the power and snappiness is addicting!

Are you bringing your backie chan? Is yours still total loss?

Hmm the backie chan is MSD total loss, and un-registered still. To risk it or not...

Hook me up with some 964 stickers for my backie chan.

I'll be coming down the family Friday late morning. My buddies coming from Raleigh with his family and a few others i believe. Can't wait!