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dang if i were closer i'd be all over it.

turf on the hood I think also helps with my system...

though I don't ride as crazy as some... my single 1 inch strap has never failed me yet. There was once on a side landed re entry attempt where it kinda popped a little side ways, but that was my fault for not tightening enough before going out. it was still kinda loose from trailering it. I try...

haha... good call... i was just wondering.

just to give him business or you can't do it? if it is the latter, that surprises me...

the new sales prefix system should take car of what you need.

what is the situation with you "getting your boat back" from slutty? why did he have it?

i wonder if matt_E will chime in...

take some foam, glass, and filler and mold them into tubbie I's. just a thought... my I's made the boat feel nothing but better. tiny bit of chin walk at mid range, but other than, nothing but improvement. I have only ridden in the ocean though.

you should look for a 61x or 62T. the 62T will give you a couple hundred more RPM.

pimp

i earsed some previous messages... i was regurgitating false information.

depends on the type of gasket your replacing the original with... copper spray gasket is good on those metal/compression type gaskets. I use marine grease on others so that I can re use them if the part ever gets pulled off for some reason... which seems to happen a lot lately.

no more standard attwood 500's anymore at my walmart... they have changed the design and now they cost more... almost the same damn price as the RULE if I remember correctly. Damnit

CDI - the square box looking thing with a bunch of wires coming off it. Yes

this is true... lots of threads have covered this. 6m6 = lowest rev limit 61x = medium 62T = highest don't know all the specific numbers. It will not be bad, you'll want the extra revs that the 61x CDI will provide.

The "Ski Grease" that John at JSS sells is really nice compared to just normal marine quality grease. Lasts longer than regular and a bit less "messy" feeling. Kinda thicker I guess.

i agree that grease will works, but damn, sometimes it makes that gasket such a slippery little mother huncher.

another common way for water to get into the box is from the top where the two red wires pass trough the grommet. The wires on some can tend to be pulled too far either left or right, thus opening up the seal between the wire and grommet. Silicone on the inside or new grommets can fix that problem.

even then it has already gotten all the grooves worn into it from the first compression, and if you don't get lined up exactly as before, your still taking that small risk of water intrusion. Of course its a personal choice as what to do, but for riding in the surf, I would recommend nothing less.