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they dont look THAT bad.

did you catch his name? this is driving me nuts now!

they 'could be'. i know the internal circuits of mismatched carbs 'can be' different from one batch to the next. maybe riva takes those differences and modifies the carbs so that they are the same. id call and ask for the guy with the funny name LOL

im trying to think of the little dude's name there to ask for. i think it begins with a "b". kind of a funny name. he will be able to help you. just ask for tech support or R&D. sorry i couldnt be of more help... brainfarting again. id say that if theyre different colors, theyre going to be...

the non-cure 5200 that i used was on a kneeboard. the 2 skegs ripped off so i fabricated 2 pieces of plastic to replace them. held them on with 5200. even after a few uses in the water, it never cured. IF i use 5200 anymore, its because im in a bind, and its fast cure only. with that said, any...

lasermans typhoon is way more trick!

i thought so. i have one that says arieltek and it looks identical to the blue WSM ones.

http://www.arieltek.com.br/admin/modulos.php?mod=8 id say theyre jsut WSM cdis. http://www.wsmparts.com/pdfs/PWC.electric173-188.pdf

ive used 5200 that NEVER cured.:frown:

okay, so thats the bond line. that isnt inside the bondline inside the tray.... its the bondline, in back of the bulkhead, on either side of the tray. not nitpicking here..... just trying to figure out where hes talking about. i would just glass it really good and stay away from the 5200.

maybe im having an extended brainfart. where is the bond line inside of the tray? are we talking about sealing the footholds? maybe sealing the bulkhead?

what bondline in the tray are you speaking of?

yeah the fastcure for sure. where did you use it? the bond line in your tray??

id use the 750 electronics and box.