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hey rick... i hear that all flat top engines do that. :sneaky:

yes, rick... its paul..... and he uses yamalube

a friend of mine has put approximately 1025 gallons of fuel through his bone stock '90 sj that hes owned since it was new. thats roughly 500 hours of riding time. we removed his cylinder about a year an a half ago to replace the base gasket. it still had factory-fresh looking cross hatches from...

:woot:

it happened when flushing... hmmm... post a pic of the domes and piston crowns

wow. that bites ass!

i have lots of 650/x2 parts. let me know if you need anything.

there are white people in miami?

the only way your rolling a 300sx is by putting it IN the dryer!

the shafts are the same, regardless of the housing size.

i think what waterfreak is trying to say is check out the new rev footholds. :haha:

obviously youre not talking about age, mentally speaking. :haha: :sneaky:

remember. he do sea doo. you dont use a dremel on a poo. that would dull a perfectly good bit for no good reason.

yeah, im down w/ the suspension steering. you have a PM thanks!

i almost forgot.....:haha:

heres the blaster i got from chick. it was just a hull, hood, steering and seat..... and a water box :haha: i had most of the parts i needed t put it together and bought some from the friendly folks of here and pwct. i love it... it literally jumps out of the water when you hit the throttle...

thanks again!

a friend of mine, whos name also happens to be james, bought an SJ with that pipe on it and had nothing but problems w/ it. it was either cracking or blowing hoses. i think he got maybe 3 tankfuls of gas through it in the first 4 months of owning it. he bought a b pipe a few weeks ago and hasnt...

dan, i dont know about making a build thread. i didnt do anything to the ski except for install a pump, engine and electrics made up of parts i aquired. i can takes some pics and give some specs i s'pose. i did modify the stock steering and nozzle for further throw and a couple other little...

simple enough. thanks dan!