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noice! you probably had a bent rod from a previous hydrolock and it decided that it wanted to kill itself right before st pattys day. i hate it when that happens. im sure itll buff right out, though.

great point, matt! ....but, how many mfd would a flux capacitor flux, if a flux capacitor could flux wood?

f this 'group' chit! as an individual, its my right to point out blatant stupidity where and when it occurs. :smashfreakB:

a little sensitive, harrison?:ugh2:

4" ID between the headpipe and chamber

id imagine that if water were to get in that hole, multiple holes would help to drain it quicker :dunno:

is drilling an extra hole in the top of the cover plate a recommended thing to do, even if the lower one isnt obstructed, just for better movement of the diaphragm?

what was so hard about it? the top two center bolts of the B? gotta grind yourself a custom wrench, if so.

itll buff right out

i have an oversized tank for sale if interested... http://x-h2o.com/showthread.php?t=24497

theres no magic setting. it depends on your jetting among other factors. ideally, you want to be about 1 turn out. meaning, if everything is jetted properly and running smooth, you want about a turn out on both adjustors....this is a very general statement though.

heh heh... you guys are swapping meat:starwars:

amy was rockin! i think it was lexi that did the front flip. ......wow....

wow! looks killer, louie!!!!!!!!!

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i typically set mine to : bottom - closed middle - closed top - 1 turn out also, i crank my limiter all the way up and let the throttle be the limiter.

neato!

thanks marz! finally getting around to putting this boat together (been working on the dual carbed jetmate and its done!). anyway, any other suggestions... just want to get some more ideas here... im i wrong in thinking bigger jets because of the added weight of the jetmate? again, its single...

sounds like a pickle party!

my understanding is that the viton seals better and doesnt 'dent' as easily.