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here's a shot of the tray... as you may have seen in some earlier pics the tray was cut out in several pieces as my plans changed. originally i was just going to refoam it. however, i soon realized that all of the inserts for the pump and ride plate were all drilled out and in fact some one...

sorry to hear about your fracture. no, you really do not need footholds or straps to do stabs, even in surf. yeah, try getting your weight a little further forward - that should help get the nose down. you may want to check with legdrag to get more advise for doing them on an X2

Got the hood liner made today for the lowered hood project got the other side of my WCF tubbies installed got my tray reassembled and ready to put back on the ski got the lower half of the exhaust side of the tray foamed. I used the poystyrene foam and wedged it in a tight as I could...

couple more pics... also, i started playing with doing stabs hitting the wave coming from a different angle, more parallel with the wave - more like how you'd start into a reentry... it's like a nose stab reentry... kinda cool.

that's more or less what I do... although, i've learned that if I start into my tuck earlier I go into an inverted stab.... if I don't tuck I can continue to throw my body weight around more, and do an over-rotated stab almost land facing the same way I took off. - lots of variation to be had...

dude, let me know... i'll give you my nephew's number in Palm Beach Gardens... you can ride with him. Also, he can hook ya up with Kevin (legdrag's) and others to make a good time out of it. But def stay more north... ya'll can meet up at Sebby with cracker... I wish I could go with...

Glad to hear you're doing well Johnny... that was one hell of a sickass trick bro!!! You are truly an inspiration to the entire jetski community.

As always Ronny, you take some of the sickest pics I've ever seen!! Thanks for showin some love too btw... http://ronnymac.exposuremanager.com/p/daytonafreeride08/img_063515 it was great to finally meet you, and so many others.

It's all good though... that's the kinda work I likey... = )

Oh, and as for cutting the foam. I did some looking around for a hot knife to use, which is how they cut foam in industrial settings. They are stupid expensive even for a small one. So I tried something else. I still use the hack saw blade, which is messy, but if you use a heat gun on the...

Hell yeah!!! Now am really getting stoked.

Got news today: I ordered a brand new FPP B-pipe from Riva on January 2nd, hoping that I would get it some time in March. Just got a shipped e-mail from Riva. She's on the way here as we speak. Dave @ Impros just shipped my repitched solas impeller back to me today - they repitched it...

what pole are you running? a shorter pole will help to get your body closer to the nose, center of gravity, which in turn will help keep the nose down. It will also help when starting to learn some tricks... my AC pole is -6", XMW short turn plate, XMW straight bars, lowered bracket and...

awesome!!

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