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you don't have to, that's why i said it was my opinion. I don't run a stock pole any longer anyways, so I guess I shouldn't even butt into the conversation. What do I know anyways? I'm just a semi-newbee hack. Only going on 3 years on an SJ. No sarcasm intended. Really, I don't know much about...

i didn't say anything about stronger, I just said why purchase JB if you have epoxy on the shelf. in my opinion the rivets give it the strength anyways. Just my opinion though.

but also seems unnecessary for the handlepole. why waste the money on JB weld when most of us have extra epoxy just chillin anyways?

thats why I use crazedlist.org

i think they should have gone white with black trim from the factory, that would have been sweet.

why is this in the general section?

haha good one.:spank::spank::spank:

i'd have it shipped from micronesia for that price... hehe.

haha good one... but i wouldn't own a sea poo unless it was given to me... but I'll rides my neighbors when he lets me. hehe

rotate is so that you have the clearence you need between the pipe and the bedplate, then put some turf on the hull between the pipe and hull. It will be tight at that point but it won't grind a hole in the hull. I just turfed the chamber myself, and it seems to be holding up well. well see...

well the stuff that was pulled off was defiantly not just silicone. it was practically rock hard.

talked to a watercraft tech at another dealer and he said to use some stuff called "Ultra Black" from Napa

luckily the over heat sensor came on right before leaving the no wake zone, so it just got towed back like a couple hundred feet.

Don't shoot me here, but my neighboor has a 2004 RXT and needs to replace the ride plate b/c it cracked and let all the coolant run out of the system. He needs to know what can be used as a sealent for the ride plate. What is on there now is some thick black stuff that is very hard. It took a...

i never seal up the plate and grate, seems like I remove them too often to justify it.

if you can post a pic of where the straps mount up near the handlepole bracket. interested in seeing how you attatched them.

its not the same thing, but JK used to run some little flaps on the rear openings of his hood so that when the ski is upside down, the flaps close and stop water from pouring in so fast... gave him a few extra seconds to swim to his ski... well atleast that is what TC told Andrew, who told me.

I feel so much more comfortable without shoes... i can actually feel my ski. i only have 8mm padding right now... planning on re turfing sometime soon, but most likely won't happen till after the wedding.

I don't have many pics, so this is my best... funny thing is, i can't really do stabs like that anymore, have just been practicing my surf riding, but that isn't going so well either. haha

That is sic drew! do you know what is on the inside yet? edit: oops, posted too late