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The SX and SXi are the same. I could be wrong but I believe that the SXi Pro's is a little longer (maybe 1") because they moved the engine foreward. I could be wrong though, I heard that a long time ago and never checked my skis.

I don't think you'd save much if any if you contracted a hull layup to China. Say it takes two days to lay up a hull (good estimate for standard wet layup). How much is that in US labor? $500? So your $4,500 USA made hull is now $4,000 + whatever shipping is from China. Big savings...

The stock one is very flexible. I don't think you need a stiff one though, unless you're riding on it.

42lbs complete? I gotta call :bs2: on that!

Yes.

The stators have 1 different connection on the wire harness, 61x vs 62t. Easy to fix though!

Was that on his X-Jet?

Don't worry, there will still be squarenoses around in 2016 :biggthumpup: Although I think the lack of a good factory ski from Kawasaki/Yamaha will definitely hurt; newbies will be quite turned off if they need to spend $15,000 to get a "good" ride. Considering you can go to any dealer and...

Like it or not, he has been at his best over the last few months. You've been gone for a long time... I am guessing they don't because you are vastly underestimating the development work involved in the 1200, plus they are already getting $1,500 a pop for a 62T based cylinder that they have...

You can use uncut domes if you use the head spacer that Riva sells for like $10 in their clearance section.

It doesn't sound like it.

I'm just saying it is easy to spend twice the cost of a new Superjet, on an aftermarket one. There's no reason a lot of that cost can't be designed in from the factory, at current or a little more MSRP. For example, a new Octane was $8,000 totally tricked out. Really all they needed besides a...

Are you trying to clean the inside or the outside of the chamber??

Don't forget the Lazerjet and Thunderjet standups, and the X-2 still.

Jeff supposedly has a conversion kit to mount the 1200 into a Superjet, so it can be used for competition (I'm not sure about which classes though). Jeff also makes the F1-Pro hull that nobody else makes. And the X-Jet. And his 6 gallon gas tank (which I know a lot of people are going...

Sure, why not? You can try sandblasting, but you need a sandblaster for that and it's hard to reach all the spots.

I don't think the bracket would have an effect on the pole snapping.

Swish gasoline around in it. Or gasoline and small rocks.

Did you remove the hood liner??

It's possible the square is a little longer in the nose, I don't know.