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what about buying some materials then returning them... or ask wamiltons for an invoice.

or when the buyer thoroughly goes through the engine they buy before then run it...

I'll send you some dimensions soon, but I don't think stainless is necessary. The x-metal one is only aluminum, so I think that would sufficient. you gonna go to pismo this october... if so I can't wait to see the SXR (if its done by then.)

Hmmmm beer...

One thing to make note of, is if your using 62T cases and using the stock carbs and manifold from a 62T, the stock square throttle cable doesn't work so well. For me atleast, when used a hot products finger throttle with my swap, the finger throttle would bottom out on the handlebar grip before...

Are you talking about the handlepole bracket backing plates, or the fire extinguisher bracket? I have the design for the handlepole bracket backing plate traced on cardboard. No need for the fire extinguisher bracket any longer... I went a different route... I just put a strap in the front of...

yes, flood the market with them so they get cheaper... :Banane57::Banane57:

Uh oh... Round II. Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding :Banane36::Banane36::Banane36::Banane36::Banane36:

heck ya, any time dude. thanks for the props.

Got everything installed. The steering cable stumped me for a little bit, but I figured it out. The steering plate was not hitting the steering stop, but once I adjusted the cable ends, everything was fine. When I was putting everything back together I ripped a wire out of one of the...

there are two post on the starter relay, power going in from the battery, and power going back out to the starter... if you take a screw driver and put it on both terminal, and the starter spins, then the relay is bad. When you place the screw driver on the two posts, you are essentially...

why not just seal the box up properly to prevent water getting in, in the first place????:pat::pat::pat::pat:

Sorry to bring this thread back from the dead, but I think you would be able to use a modified aftermarket square nose spring on an x-metal bracket. The stock bracket on a square nose doesn't have a place for the spring either, the bottom of the spring itself is just bent to lay on the bracket...

I got spring fabing all done this evening. Took some bending and grinding but it fits really well. When the pole bolt is not tightend, it still holds the pole up pretty high. I was impressed for a stock square spring. Edit: I just remembered, this is an aftermarket stronger square spring. No...

okay so maybe y'all could help me with this... I am trying to find some poly/plastic spaces to take up the slack between a round nose pole on a square nose bracket... I'm having trouble on McMaster Carr... Inside diameter = 14mm Out side = anything larger than 14mm Length = 0.5" I'm...

square and round are the same, but just so happen to be using a square bolt. Thanks.

I looked in the FAQ replacment part number section and didn't find it. Searched and couldn't find it... So what is the diameter of a pole bolt? I have one at home, but want to look up a part right now. Thanks

A foot strap will be installed soon also. i've been experimenting with positions, so the turf is all hacked.

thanks dude... i'm trying

I'm installing a X-metal pole on my ski and just as with everything else PWC related, I have had some hickups. First I ordered the pole way too short, so it took about 2 weeks to get it changed out for a tad bit longer one. Second, I realized after ordering the pole, that my blowsion...